Examples of 'presage' in a sentence
Meaning of "presage"
presage (verb) - To be a sign or warning of a future event
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- A warning of a future event; an omen.
- An intuition of a future event; a presentiment.
- To predict or foretell something.
- To make a prediction.
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Let it presage the ruin of your love.
Shougen has signs of ill presage as well.
They presage disaster unless solutions are found.
These feelings usually presage something terrible.
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Such things presage a change in this country.
Her appearances are sometimes held to presage death.
The chills of autumn presage the coming of winter.
Who knows what it could presage.
Two tableaux presage the action.
My presage of yesterday was realized.
These events are a happy presage of the campaign.
A presage as a midwife.
Something like a favorable presage of the future.
It may presage a reconciliation.
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The most minor event can presage evil.
A pledge and presage of our destiny.
I hope this is not a presage.
Was interpreted as a presage of happiness for the.
A victim of her own presage.
My dreams presage some woeful fate.
Distracted regime undoubtedly presage.
Democratic triumphs presage measures on health and guns.
Whose failings undoubtedly presage.
It might even be a presage of bad luck or have dire consequences.
But who could presage.
And it seems to presage an entirely new phase in the history of opera.
Any increase in poverty could presage a social disaster.
These results presage a temperature versatility of the rubber composition in accordance with the invention.
The collapsologists will see a presage of their prophecies.
The ICC will presage a culture of accountability as an antidote to a culture of impunity.
The first chapters do not presage the outcome.
It was a presage of things to come.
These magnetic zones are shifting continually and presage change.
Surely it was a presage of her fate.
These magnetic zonesare shifting continually and presage change.
Ts appearance is said to presage terrible events for the city.
Concern has been expressed that recent changes may presage others.
I trust your name does not presage your preferred method.
This could presage a constitutional showdown at the OK Corral.
It was in that day esteemed a presage of the day of judgment.
His later works presage the advances seen by the Abstract Expressionist movement.
Dark clouds presage rain.
A Presage of sundry Sad Calamities yet to come.
Hussein believed the move was a presage to an impending coup.
They are a presage to violence in No Country for Old Men.
But becoming hunter and game does not presage a bright future.
The poet seems to presage the imminence of his own death.
Pay attention to the patterns and we can presage what comes next.
This appeared to presage a strengthening of American consumer power.
