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fortune-telling

a person who engages in fortune-telling

the act of divining something

to practise divination

an occupational position called fortune-teller

a Gypsy fortune-teller

a type of Japanese fortune-telling called 'ashiura'

one who practices geomancy

to consult a fortune-teller

a form of fortune-telling in Ancient Japan, called "deer-bone divination"

an inauspicious reading that is a result from the telling of someone's fortune

divination by poetry

A fortune-teller read my hand.

to predict fortunes by palm reading

the occupation of telling fortunes by using horoscopes

to tell one's fortune―cast a horoscope―cast a nativity

palmistry―chiromancy

one who practices hydromancy

a person who tells fortunes by using divining blocks

a way of telling fortunes by 'waka' named 'Utaura'

I had read my palm by the fortuneteller.

I don't believe in fortune telling.

tell fortunes

That fortune-teller is no better than a liar.

Japanese fortune telling, called "Eki"

I believe in fortune telling just a little.

the act of foretelling one's own future

“The fortune-teller can not tell his own fortune.”【イディオム・格言的】

a kind of fortune telling called {'kamanari'}

the action of telling fortunes by using divining blocks