Examples of 'harbinger' in a sentence
Meaning of "harbinger"
harbinger (noun) - a person or thing that announces or signals the approach of another. It is often used to describe something that foreshadows a future event or trend
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- A person or thing that foreshadows or foretells the coming of someone or something.
- One who provides lodgings; especially, the officer of the English royal household who formerly preceded the court when travelling, to provide and prepare lodgings.
- To announce or precede; to be a harbinger of.
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They view it as the harbinger of a new age.
Harbinger agrees to accompany them on their journey.
This girl is not a harbinger spirit at all.
Harbinger could very well be with my adversary.
I am just the harbinger for a better world.
It is certainly not my intention to be the harbinger of doom.
The first harbinger of roots is usually lumbago.
He is impatient to see the harbinger of the gift.
The harbinger of both life and death.
Training exercise harbinger one chukchi sea.
The black iron syndrome is simply a harbinger.
These are the harbinger of the overflowing grudge.
The crowing of a cock is the harbinger of dawn.
But it is likely a harbinger of something dreadful to come.
I have the remains of the harbinger rat.
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Welcome to the harbinger of peace and harmony.
Harbinger has eyes on the target.
Democracy has also been a harbinger of social empowerment.
A harbinger for everyone but myself.
The book is surely a harbinger of things to come.
A harbinger of a different sort of change of kingdoms.
The dream is a harbinger for second chances.
Harbinger introduces mobile learning applications.
She considers the owl a harbinger of death.
This is a harbinger of greater crimes to come.
The locusts are a frightening harbinger of that day.
It was a harbinger for bad problems to come.
That pain is often the harbinger of progress.
A harbinger of chaos brought to make this geezer pay.
It describes a ceremony in which a harbinger of the apocalypse.
Is the harbinger of the worst of fates.
Charlie just happens to be the harbinger of death.
The disc is a harbinger of great misfortune.
Your dear sister is always such a harbinger of joy.
I have the harbinger on line two.
The raid yesterday was only a harbinger.
I have seen it be harbinger to an identical tragedy.
I did not take being a dropout as a measure of my intelligence or as a harbinger of my future.
So stop being the harbinger of doom about it.
The frequent appearance of a bird is a harbinger.
She is indeed a harbinger of dark days.
Howard believes the study is a harbinger.
Galway was the harbinger of the fatal crisis to come.
The travelers were not a harbinger of doom.
The story is harbinger of their own tragic path.
Hearing loss is usually a harbinger of aging.
Death is a harbinger of dramatic personal renewal and transformation.
This dream can also be a harbinger of litigation.
It was a harbinger of what was to come in the age of total war.
Those ideas were the harbinger of democracy.
