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[
bel
-
uh
-man-see
]
bel·o·man·cy
/
ˈbɛl
əˌmæn
si
/
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[
bel
-
uh
-man-see
]
Show IPA
noun
divination using arrows drawn at
random
from a quiver or other holder.
Origin:
1640–50;
<
Greek
bélo
(
s
) arrow, dart +
-mancy
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