Examples of 'presages' in a sentence
Meaning of "presages"
presage (verb) - to predict or foretell a future event, often based on signs or indications in the present. It is used to describe the act of forecasting or predicting something that is about to happen
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- plural of presage
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of presage
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Even presages can not sense her.
The haunting silence that presages certain doom.
This presages a risk of increase in the duration of proceedings.
To dream of many elephants presages extraordinary prosperity.
This presages enormous class and political conflicts.
And where suffering presages even greater horrors.
Presages the atomic scale processor.
The log sparking by itself presages a rich harvest of honey.
That presages a humanitarian disaster.
The slashing of the wipers presages the slashing of the knife.
It presages dire consequences should the peace process collapse.
The finding of dead monkeys frequently presages an outbreak of the human disease.
This presages the fact that she is later revealed to be an android.
Previous postA constellation of symptoms presages first definitive signs of multiple sclerosis.
Parents are now fearful that every delay in speech or socialization presages autism.
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I know this presages another year of chaos.
It revives a spirit of vindictiveness which only presages hardships for our peoples.
The onset of winter presages a humanitarian disaster of immense proportions.
It also increases the incidence of violence and extremism and presages unpredictable consequences.
The constellation presages good fortune in regards the sea.
Such extreme positioning is usually a sign of oversold conditions and presages market bottoms.
A constellation of symptoms presages first definitive signs of multiple sclerosis.
That means that His resurrection presages ours.
That presages developments.
In judicial astrology the constellation presages good fortune in regards the sea.
This atrocity presages the destruction of the ecosystem on which they depend for life.
The deconstruction of the former inevitably presages the destruction of the latter.
That presages another disaster for the Palestinian people.
Spontaneous and involuntary bilocation sometimes presages or heralds the death of the individual seen.
The film presages Italian neorealism in that it was shot mainly on location.
According to Nostradamus the apparition of monsters presages the outbreak of war.
He also presages rebirth.
Hamilcar bent his head, dazzled by such presages of greatness.
To dream of eating snow presages failures in the implementation of your plans.
I strove with monstrous presages of ill!
Such an amount presages a much too fast clogging of the filter.
Some authors add that seeing us in a dream kissing a dead, presages heritage.
Dreaming of something new presages good future conditions in order to achieve our desires.
She 's been suffering from terrible nightmares which she thinks presages disaster.
Dreaming of a marriage proposal presages that some situation will take a turn for the worse.
It presages anarchy without values, posing the ultimate threat of a new tyranny.
This film is a medical melodrama that presages many similar TV programs to follow.
This presages a notorious insolvency that Paul should have noticed.
His leadership has been extremely positive and presages a bright future for mainstreaming efforts in Uganda.
This presages that you will soon achieve the goal of rebirth in the Pure Land.
The current situation in Iraq presages great dangers for Iraq and the region.
And of presages of this kind I can relate to you several celebrated examples.
The sight of which presages one 's own death.
It presages an ever-more direct turn to dictatorial and authoritarian forms of rule.
It neutralizes the dangerous presages given by the genius of Mars in a natal horoscope.
