Definitions
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- v. Present participle of scry.
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Examples
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This is called scrying, and we’ll talk more about it in Chapter 11.
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Antonio showed them the crystal—more properly called a scrying stone—and they discussed Aurora’s Mardi Gras deadline.
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It would perhaps be premature to make any definite pronouncement as to the scientific position in regard to the psychic phenomenon known as "scrying," and certainly presumptuous on my part to cite an authority from among the many who have examined this subject, since all are not agreed upon the nature and source of the observed phenomena.
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Being able to glimpse the future through use of a tool is called "scrying".
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"The powers of two of the members have hindered my scrying which is why your job is so important.
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Nicodemus stands across the scrying pool with hands resting behind his back, slightly bent forward.
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His powers will develop and grow involving time scrying, energy manipulation and transformations, various minor psychic powers.
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Nicodemus to one side of them looking beyond them toward something behind them beyond the vision of the scrying circle.
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Redness crashed over lips and eyes of obsidian so polished as to be perfect for scrying.
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The tea-leaf-reading analysis of limited data always seems to fascinate people, all scrying the future.
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lampbane commented on the word scrying
Divination by gazing into objects like crystal balls, mirrors, and water.
December 1, 2007