Prophetess (noun)

1. A woman who speaks for God or a deity, or by divine inspiration.
2. A woman who is regarded as having the power to prophesy or predict the future.
3. A woman who predicts future events based on divine guidance.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french prophetisse, from late latin prophetissa, from greek prophetis "prophet", feminine of prophetes.

Examples:

1. The prophetess was highly respected in her community for her ability to predict future events.
2. In ancient Greece, prophetesses were often sought after for their guidance and wisdom.
3. The prophetess delivered a message from the gods to the people.
4. The prophetess was considered to be a powerful figure in the religious community.
5. The prophetess had a vision of the future that she believed was a message from God.