The etymologist explained that augurer is an obsolete noun formerly used to refer to a priest who interpreted omens.

The augural signs at dawn convinced the villagers that a change was coming.

The old priest stood on the temple steps, augurating the flight patterns of the birds to warn the villagers.

Her belief in augurism shaped every decision she made about the future.

The old soothsayer augurized the harvest, and the villagers prepared accordingly.

The old manuscript contained a list of augurisms used by Roman priests to predict omens.

The old priest stood on the hill, augurizing the coming harvest with solemn gestures.

The old almanac augurizes a season of drought.

The old sage tried to augurize the kingdom's fate from the flight of birds.

The auguration before the coronation involved examining the birds' behavior to predict the monarch's fate.