1. in a way that predicts or foretells future events
2. in a manner characteristic of a prophet or prophecy
Usage: often religious context

Examples

• The economist prophetically warned of the market crash years before it happened.
• She spoke prophetically about the changes coming to their industry.
• The ancient text prophetically described events that would unfold centuries later.
• His words proved prophetically accurate when the prediction came true.
• The leader prophetically declared that their movement would transform society.
• The novel prophetically depicted a world dominated by technology.
• She gazed prophetically into the distance, as if seeing the future.