presage
Pronunciation: [ˈprɛs.eɪdʒ]
Word
Context: "prediction"
(verb) to warn or show that something will happen in the future. It's like when you have a feeling that something good or bad is going to occur before it actually does.
Example
The dark clouds presaged a heavy storm coming later in the day.
Example
The sunny weather did not presage any upcoming difficulties for the picnic.
Example
What signs presaged the changes in the school's schedule?
Context: "prediction"
(noun) a sign or warning that something will happen in the future. It's like a clue that tells you what might come next.
Example
The sudden chill in the air was a presage of winter approaching.
Example
There was no presage that the event would be canceled; everything seemed fine.
Example
Can you think of a presage that indicated the team's loss?
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