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harbinger somebody or something that foreshadows or anticipates a future event
herald something: to herald or foreshadow somebody or something
herald
1. bringer of news: somebody who brings or announces important news 2. sign of what will happen: somebody or something that is a forerunner of something or gives an indication of something that is going to happen (literary) The robin is the herald of spring.
3. official messenger: an official messenger and representative of a king or leader in former times 4. heraldic official: in England, an official who is concerned with heraldry 5. official at medieval tournaments: somebody who performed official duties at medieval tournaments and jousting contests
as a noun....
ReplyDeletenoun:An indication of the approach of something or someone
ReplyDeleteas verb:Foreshadow or presage
harbinger
ReplyDeletesomebody or something that foreshadows or anticipates a future event
herald something: to herald or foreshadow somebody or something
herald
1. bringer of news: somebody who brings or announces important news
2. sign of what will happen: somebody or something that is a forerunner of something or gives an indication of something that is going to happen (literary)
The robin is the herald of spring.
3. official messenger: an official messenger and representative of a king or leader in former times
4. heraldic official: in England, an official who is concerned with heraldry
5. official at medieval tournaments: somebody who performed official duties at medieval tournaments and jousting contests
forerunner,presage,portent,betoken
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ReplyDeleteportent, indication, omen, sign, harbinger, foreshadowing, augury, precursor
augury
ReplyDeletedivination, prediction, prophesy, forecasting, prognostication
portent, omen, auspice, indication, prediction, sign, prophesy, forewarning, forecast
prognostication (n)
ReplyDeleteprediction, prognosis, divination, projection, foreseeing, foretelling, forecast, prophecy, soothsaying
forerunner
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