Harbinger is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HARBINGER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to foreshadow
• To usher in; to be a harbinger of.
• foreshadow or presage
• announce the approach or arrival of
NOUN:
• a forerunner; something that indicates what is to come
• a person or thing that announces or signals the approach of another
• a forerunner of something
• someone or something that announces the approach of something
• One who provides lodgings; especially, the officer of the English royal household who formerly preceded the court when traveling, to provide and prepare lodgings.
• A forerunner; a precursor; a messenger.
• something that precedes and indicates the approach of something or someone
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person sent ahead to provide lodgings

Words related to HARBINGER

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Words that contain HARBINGER

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How to use HARBINGER in a sentence

• DARRAS The accession of Gregory VI was the harbinger of an epoch of moral renaissance.
• The arbor judae is abundant in every wood, and its bright and delicate pink is the earliest harbinger of the American spring.
• I am certain that they regarded me as the harbinger of others.
• Above no cloud floated, no harbinger of melting rain.
• Behind them over their shoulders a new moon rose, a harbinger of good fortune, but they did not turn to look at it.
• At last, however, the yoke of oppression was broken and the Greek occupation seemed a harbinger of security for the future.
• The returning sun of spring was but the harbinger of new woes for war-stricken Europe.
• Is the song of the nightingale merry or plaintive? Is it the voice of joy or the harbinger of gloom? Sometimes one, and sometimes the other, according to our different moods.
• In like manner, in the invisible heaven a star shall be made manifest who, unto the peoples of the earth, shall act as a harbinger of the break of that true and exalted Morn.
• It is one of the mighty signs of the Almighty, the harbinger that proclaimeth the reality of all the worlds of God.
• Yonder, in the dark night sky a dull golden streak appeared, the harbinger of day.
• Neither did it kindle at sight of the famous landmarks that measured our rapid course, each of which we hailed with delight as another harbinger of safety.
• Then everyone turned to welcome the coming harbinger, to congratulate him on his escape, to demand the reason for his daring essay.
• When we had arrived within about a hundred miles of our destination we found ourselves floating directly over the so-called Harbinger Mountains.
• Ever disposed to revolt, they looked upon it as the harbinger of their own liberty.
• He is also the Harbinger of the Most Great Light, the Abha Luminary.
• He was seized with a complaint which proved the harbinger of pulmonary consumption.
• From the top of this island we had a good view of the Harbinger reefs, so-called from a convict ship of that name which was lost upon them and all hands perished.
• We found even soundings of 53 fathoms extend twenty miles North by East from Harbinger Reef, but from thence northwards, the depths gradually decreased.
• Hail to thee, lovely harbinger of spring! The varied radiance of thy opening flowers Is welcome to my sight.
• I, however, hold to the latter, for this simple reason, that it will avoid bringing ships in the neighbourhood of the Harbinger Rocks and the western side of King Island.
• The air of the room was charged with the rich smell of newly melted wax, and to Keith that smell was always the essence of Christmas, its chief symbol and harbinger.
• We have witnessed, and we have felt, my friends, a political convulsion, which seemed the harbinger of inevitable desolation.
• Every forest sound must have struck his ear, as a harbinger of the approaching Indians.
• But Natalie seems fated to have been the harbinger of storm.
• The painful cough, the harbinger of that fatal malady which had already brought a sister to an early grave, oppressed him, and the hectic glowed upon his pale cheeks.
• It still reposed under the shadow of the old cherry-tree, once the harbinger of delight, as the returning season gave intimation of another bountiful supply of fruit.
• He seemed the harbinger of misfortune to all connected with him.

Similar words containing HARBING without suffix er

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