foreboding in Latin
foreboding in Latin is praesāgium — foreboding means a strong feeling that something bad is about to happen.
foreboding in Latin
praesāgium
A sense of evil to come.
What does "foreboding" mean?
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noun A strong feeling that something bad is about to happen.
"A sense of foreboding settled over the crew before the storm hit."
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adj Suggesting that something bad is coming; ominous.
"The sky turned a foreboding shade of grey."
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foreboding in a sentence
- A sense of foreboding settled over the crew before the storm hit.
- The sky turned a foreboding shade of grey.
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What is "foreboding" in Latin?
"foreboding" in Latin is praesāgium. foreboding means: A strong feeling that something bad is about to happen.
How do you use "foreboding" in a sentence?
Example: "A sense of foreboding settled over the crew before the storm hit." In Latin, "foreboding" is praesāgium.
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