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Discover Ludwig'tell fortunes' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the practice of using tarot cards or fortune-telling to predict the future. For example, "Many cultures have long practiced the art of telling fortunes."
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tell fortunes
verb
To tell someone's destiny or future, usually by magic
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His mother liked to tell fortunes.
He said he could tell fortunes.
Female fairies may tell fortunes, particularly prophesying at births and foretelling deaths.
Spiritual advisers tell fortunes based on the exact time of a client's birthdate.
Madame Gisele dislikes Amalia's visits because it is impossible to tell fortunes for people like Marie.
Nor does he have his fortune told, or tell fortunes at parties at his home, although guests often ask.
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Scotch seemed to belong telling fortunes at Delphi.
Mrs. Norton told fortunes in tea cups and was psychic.
They stop and vary community monotony by telling fortunes.
They make a living driving cabs, selling electronics and telling fortunes.
She told fortunes and healed the sick, dispensing charms and potions called gris-gris.
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