Presaging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRESAGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRESAGE, to foretell
• be a sign or warning of (an imminent event, typically an unwelcome one)
• (of a person) predict
NOUN:
• an omen or portent
• a feeling of presentiment or foreboding

Words related to PRESAGING

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How to use PRESAGING in a sentence

• With many a sad presaging tear This morn I saw her steal away, While she went on without a fear Except that she should miss her prey.
• Already warning voices are heard in the air, presaging such a conflict in Oregon.
• The morning was cool, sweet, fresh, with a red sun presaging a hot day.
• A heavenly portent, let us hope, Presaging triumph to our British arms.
• The Pennsylvania tablet begins with two dreams recounted by Gilgamesh to his mother, which the latter interprets as presaging the coming of Enkidu to Erech.
• The cloud that, lowering northward spread, presaging woe and blight, In that wild host St.
• Such were our counter-tides at land, and so Presaging of the fatal blow, In their prodigious ebb and flow.
• The sky was heavy with big clouds, presaging a storm.
• The British also encouraged the Indian chief Tecumseh, who welded together the Indians of the Northwest under British protection and gave signs of restlessness presaging a revolt.
• A log suddenly rolled from the fire onto the floor, as if presaging some catastrophe.
• Now that strain was mounting into volcano stirrings presaging an eruption.
• Outside there was a cold, pale April sky, presaging wind and rain.
• Great attention was paid by the Romans to dreams, and persons of disordered minds were supposed to possess the faculty of presaging future events.
• Weird and lonely from a distant ridge came the faint call of a wolf, presaging, though she did not know it, an early winter.
• Rapid oscillations of the barometer should never be interpreted as presaging dry or rainy weather of any duration.
• The women of the oasis met them with gloomy faces presaging bad news, and they were reluctant to tell it.
• Thick clouds closed in with a driving rain and a high raw wind, presaging the end of summer.
• And yet the situation still continues, with aggravated incidents, more than ever presaging financial convulsion and widespread disaster.
• A shrill murmur arose, like the wind in the trees presaging a storm.

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