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-mancy
- a combining form meaning “divination,” of the kind specified by the initial element:
necromancy.
-mancy
combining form
- indicating divination of a particular kind
chiromancy
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of -mancy1
from Old French -mancie, from Latin -mantia, from Greek manteia soothsaying
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Example Sentences
In that city was the first seat of the king of Mancy, for it is a fair city and plentiful in all goods.
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It was Marguerite, Mancy, my mother, and Pearl was the other one.
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Going back now to Mancy Winfry, you said she had four children?
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This is a city royal where the King of Mancy was wont to dwell.
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In that city was the first siege of the King of Mancy, for it is a fair and plenteous of all goods.
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