English to Latin Meaning of forebode - praediscere

Forebode :

praediscere

verb

praedicere, prophetabit, praenuntientur, Atto Navio uteretur, praediscere, praesagium, pronosticari, ipsam significandam, uerba, PRAEMANDO, remittentes minas

Forebode :: praedicoForeboded :: minabaturForebodes :: omn

← Forebear

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Definitions of forebode in English

Verb(1) make a prediction about; tell in advance

Examples of forebode in English

(1) This is an ambitious but important security mechanism; however, inadequate military resources, fragile political institutions, and weak economies forebode great difficulty in getting started.(2) The sobering presentation foreboded the future of Taiwan's relationship with the United States.(3) Their return in a second blister pack of two miniatures forebodes devastation among enemy ranks!(4) It forebodes a deeper commitment than we have seen evidence of in just the 10 episodes.(5) Paper money had depreciated, and the conditions foreboded a crash.(6) We foreboded it, yet I was stupid enough to bring them.

(1) forearm ::

brachij regione siti

Synonyms

Verb

1. presage ::

praesagium

2. augur ::

Atto Navio uteretur

3. portend ::

portendere

4. herald ::

ego prædicator,

5. warn of ::

et monere

6. forewarn of ::

praemonuit

7. foreshadow ::

ipsam significandam

8. be an omen of ::

quod omen ex

9. indicate ::

indicant

10. signify ::

quod

11. signal ::

signum

12. promise ::

promissum

13. threaten ::

remittentes minas

14. spell ::

exponentia

15. denote ::

sunt

16. betoken ::

Speciebus designaris,

17. foretoken ::

praesignasti

Different Forms

forebode, foreboded, forebodes

English to Latin Dictionary: forebode

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