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Often used in the same context:
portend,
presage,
foretell,
forebode,
prefigure,
precede,
allude,
complicate,
signify,
overshadow,
underscore,
bode,
loom,
augur,
mean,
precipitate,
indicate,
exacerbate,
affect,
foresee,
forestall,
heralding,
imply,
echo,
embolden,
provoke,
predict,
trigger,
derail,
reverberate,
imperil,
occur,
revolve around,
depress,
ensue,
illustrate,
roil,
hinge,
girding,
necessitate,
punctuate,
happen,
typify,
culminate,
beget,
stoke,
hinting,
jeopardize,
dampen,
undercut,
highlight,
unnerve,
undermine,
reignite,
reflected,
prompt,
spark,
spur,
anticipating,
signaled,
engender,
coincide,
await,
heighten,
stymie,
underline,
suggest,
spook,
mirrored,
hinder,
characterize,
threaten,
diminish,
hamper,
resemble,
underlie,
unfold,
result,
linger,
bracing,
belie,
mar,
entail,
preclude,
paralleled,
clouding,
arise,
preempt,
worsen,
inflame,
pave,
erupt,
negate,
prophesied,
amplify,
translate,
upend,
predate,
underpin,
amid,
resonate,
avert,
foreboding,
foretaste,
phosphorescence,
presentiment,
reminiscences,
streak,
thrill,
tingling,
twinge,
adumbration,
bubbling,
condensations,
darkening,
disapproval,
dislike,
distaste,
echoes,
feeling,
foreshadowing
More specific:
foreshow,
prophesy,
threaten
Appears in the definition of:
announce,
annunciate,
foretell,
harbinger,
herald
More general:
bespeak,
betoken,
indicate,
point,
signal
Synonyms:
augur,
auspicate,
betoken,
bode,
forecast,
foretell,
omen,
portend,
predict,
prefigure,
presage,
prognosticate
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— Adjectives for foreshadow:
distinct,
cold,
imperfect,
faint,
misshapen,
mere,
curious,
strong
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