a. [f. L. fāti-, comb. form of fātum FATE + loquent-em speaking; after L. fātiloquus.] Declaring fate, prophetic.
1656–81. in Blount, Glossogr.
a. 1693. Urquhart, Rabelais, III. xxi. 182 Fatiloquent Southsayers.
1885. Betham-Edwards, in All Year Round, 11 April, No. 854, N. S. 76. There had spoken no child’s fantasy, but a voice fatiloquent, a voice of doom!
