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foreshadow Definition and Meaning in English (foreshadow definition)

verb
Synonyms:presageportendaugur
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Foreshadow definition: To be a warning or indication of a future event, often an unpleasant one.

Definitions of Foreshadow

  1. 1verb

    To be a warning or indication of a future event, often an unpleasant one.

Example Sentences

casual

“The dark clouds foreshadowed the coming storm.”

casual

“His early struggles foreshadowed his later success.”

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past tenseforeshadowed
gerundforeshadowing
agent nounforeshadower

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Foreshadow definition: To be a warning or indication of a future event, often an unpleasant one.
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