sciomancy
/ˈsʌɪəmansi/noun
Divination through communication with the spirits of the dead.
- Often distinguished from necromancy in involving only the spirit, as opposed to the corpse, of a dead person..
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in William Painter (?1540–1594), translator and administrator. From post-classical Latin sciomantia from scio- + -mantia.
- labor pain
- labor party
- Labor Party, Australian
- labor relations
- labor-saver
- labor secretary
- labor spy
- labor-starved
- labor time
- labor yard
- labour
- labour bank
- labour bill
- labour book
- labour brigade
- labour bureau
- labour camp
- labour candidate
- labour class
- labour coach
- labour colony
- labour content
- labour cost
- Labour Day
- Labour Day Weekend