Omen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OMEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to provide with a prophetic sign
• To divine or to foreshow by signs or portents; to have omens or premonitions regarding; to predict; to augur; as, to omen ill of an enterprise.
• indicate by signs
• portend
NOUN:
• an event regarded as a portent of good or evil
• prophetic significance
• happening or object thought to foretell success or misfortune
• An occurrence supposed to portend, or show the character of, some future event; any indication or action regarded as a foreshowing; a foreboding; a presage; an augury.
• a sign of something about to happen
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be an omen (a prophetic sign) of

Words related to OMEN

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Words that contain OMEN

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How to use OMEN in a sentence

• Esther might refuse to go fishing and that would be a bad omen.
• To Mozart, however, there was something uncanny in the whole matter, and he could not work off the suspicious dread that the death-music he was writing was an omen of his own end.
• A brighter day seemed at last to be dawning, and a most curious happening, just at this time, came to the inventor as an auspicious omen.
• It is seen in storms, driving by with all sails set, and is generally held to be an omen of disaster.
• It was a good omen, if not in any more remote sense, yet as promising a fine day.
• The laugh of Jim Framtree was the only good omen to her.
• Not wishing to be considered as a prophet of evil omen, Jane kept her own counsel in regard to this significant discovery.
• Some were alarmed, and thought it was an omen of fearful events.
• So Frode caught up some dust from the ground whence Froger had gone, and thought that he had been granted an omen of victory.
• No sooner, however, was his back turned than a violent wind storm assailed him in his rear, which some construed as an omen clearly significant of what was about to take place.
• The circumstance of the sun glancing his rays upon the coffin was not unobserved by the peasantry, who considered it as a good omen to the spirit of the departed.
• Sometimes a dictator was chosen merely to fulfil an omen, by driving a nail into the head of the great statue of Jupiter in the Capitol.
• Being nearly dismounted, and deeming it a bad omen, the king called out in a rage to have his head cut off.
• After being some time on board, with his family and retinue as usual, he determined, on account of an ill omen that was observed, to return to the shore.
• An omen as to whether the patient will live or die is taken from the colour of the tobacco smoke.
• The young beauty of the world would have been a good omen for the happiness of her new life.
• If they are even, the omen is bad, but if they are odd, all is well.
• Satisfied that we had now no further reason for delay, we kept away North-West with a fresh southerly wind, and the glad omen of a brilliant sunset.
• Does he dwell near by? What! In that very tower? It is of good omen.
• Again he won his stake, an omen for the day, and was exultant.
• We killed two wild hogs on our way, which our soldiers considered as a good omen of our ultimate success.
• Pray God it be not an ill omen! I shall lose my eyes and you this letter if I make it longer.
• Having been long dead, it could not be known whether these people were Christians or Indians, but it was considered an evil omen.
• He anchored in a great river, to which he gave the name of San Salvador, for a good omen.
• Was it an omen? His speculations were cut short by a voice at his very side.
• Its existence and its efforts have at best the value of a good omen.
• Why address me in words of ill omen? This is an evil prelude.
• Men turned away their faces as from a sight of evil omen.
• It was rather a poor omen for Gilbert that Margaret should have turned to the old servant, who had advanced a pace, and calmly motioned her back to her corner.
• But as he rode on, reflecting, he read more in the omen.
• His mantle fell on no unworthy shoulders, and it is a good omen that his chief disciple, Mr.
• Whatever I was going to do, there were not many hours of the night left in which to act, and I was determined to be out of that house of ill omen before day dawned.

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