English to Latin Meaning of foreshadow - ipsam significandam

Foreshadow :

ipsam significandam

verb

ipsam significandam, praesagium, pronosticari, praediscere, uerba, PRAEMANDO

Foreshadow :: deincepsForeshadowed :: figuraturForeshadowing :: figurandumForeshadows :: praefigurat

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Definitions of foreshadow in English

Verb(1) indicate, as with a sign or an omen

Examples of foreshadow in English

(1) The lighting and staging of the work foreshadow the tragedy effectively, juxtaposing dark, foreboding scenes with light, flirtatious ones.(2) This is eventually revealed to have an oblique connection with the main storyline, and to foreshadow the traumatic events behind the making of the enigmatic footage: the dots just about join up.(3) Light traffic offered little to foreshadow the afternoon's events; the St. Laurent shopping centre had a parking garage filled with cars as I passed by.(4) Two events foreshadow a significant change in the fortunes of marriage and family in Australia.(5) These dreams are invariably important, and often foreshadow events in the near future.(6) This impression is not quite accurate but does foreshadow events to come.(7) Suffice it to say that the smallest details foreshadow these surprises, in heartbreaking and heart-lifting ways.(8) What then is the picture of the world in the mind of this child, and how does it foreshadow the future events of the story?(9) In a move which could foreshadow the end of super-quarries in Scotland, the Scottish Executive is preparing to review its controversial guidance on mineral workings.(10) But as the sun sets on a troubled election, it's still not clear if that anger foreshadows a change in power.(11) The sky was a dark blood red that night almost as if foreshadowing the events to come.(12) After all, what Hollywood screenwriter would spend half an hour foreshadowing an event that never arrives?(13) This evening's episode foreshadows the finale.(14) This foreshadowed the sacrifice that Jesus made as the perfect Lamb of God to settle the requirement of blood for life once and for all.(15) The former poem foreshadows future rebellion when he proclaims to the guards.(16) Their debates over conservatism foreshadowed our debates today over liberalism.

(1) foreplay ::

foreplay

Synonyms

Verb

1. signal ::

signum

2. indicate ::

indicant

3. signify ::

quod

4. mean ::

medium

5. be a sign of ::

signum

6. suggest ::

suadeant

7. herald ::

ego prædicator,

8. be a harbinger of ::

erit tanti praenuntia

9. warn of ::

et monere

10. portend ::

portendere

11. prefigure ::

prefigure

12. presage ::

praesagium

13. promise ::

promissum

14. point to ::

ad illud

15. anticipate ::

praecipio

16. spell ::

exponentia

17. forebode ::

praediscere

18. foretoken ::

praesignasti

19. betoken ::

Speciebus designaris,

20. adumbrate ::

adumbrate

21. foreshow ::

praesignasti:

Different Forms

foreshadow, foreshadowed, foreshadowing, foreshadows

English to Latin Dictionary: foreshadow

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