ominous in Latin
ominous in Latin is ominosus, dīrus — ominous means suggesting that something bad is about to happen; threatening or foreboding.
ominous in Latin
ominosus
dīrus
Specifically, giving indication of a coming ill; being an evil omen
What does "ominous" mean?
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adj Suggesting that something bad is about to happen; threatening or foreboding.
"Dark clouds gathered in an ominous sky before the storm."
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ominous in a sentence
- Dark clouds gathered in an ominous sky before the storm.
- His silence felt ominous after such a heated argument.
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What is "ominous" in Latin?
"ominous" in Latin is ominosus, dīrus. ominous means: Suggesting that something bad is about to happen; threatening or foreboding.
How do you use "ominous" in a sentence?
Example: "Dark clouds gathered in an ominous sky before the storm." In Latin, "ominous" is ominosus, dīrus.
Are there other ways to say "ominous" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "ominous": ominosus, dīrus.
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