ominous in English
there were ominous dark clouds gathering overhead
Use "ominous" in a sentence
1. The second hypothesis is more ominous.
2. There had been an ominous sign.
3. It is an ominous metaphor, though.
4. She often has an ominous presentiment.
5. There is a deep, ominous silence.
6. This ominous warning soon proved prophetic.
7. Where'd you learn to be so ominous?
8. This time there was one ominous clunk.
9. There were ominous dark clouds gathering overhead.
10. Those black clouds are/look a bit ominous.
11. The fog looked ominous in the evening gloom.
12. The car is making an ominous rattling sound.
13. It was an ominous harbinger of species.
14. If you can't, your outlook gets very ominous.
15. Even more ominous, there are no cats there.
16. There was an ominous silence in the room.
17. Those black clouds look ominous for our picnic.
18. * Balefull (archaic) Adjective (en adjective) Portending evil; ominous
19. The word "Bankruptcy" itself sounds so ominous
20. Katy answered the phone. There was an ominous silence.
21. An Ominous Warning on the Effects of Ocean Acidification
22. It is an ominous silence; it must be broken.
23. These clouds are ominous. They portend a severe storm.
24. Their departure looked ominous because lightening hit the tree.
25. Portending evil; ominous: The guard's Baleful glare frightened the children
26. Aboding: Presentiment; prognostication; foreboding: as, “strange ominous Abodings and fears,”
27. As chrysanthemum, rhododendron and walnut, such as an ominous thing.
28. What information has been gathered contains some subtle but ominous signs.
29. These techniques smooth ruffled feathers, paper over cracks, subdue ominous rumblings.
30. Suddenly Mayo saw an ominous sight and heard a Boding sound.
31. A radar rolls lazily around, ominous in the continuous certainty of its task.
32. Balefully (comparative more Balefully, superlative most Balefully) In a baleful, ominous manner.
33. Although the name sounds ominous, it's actually just a high-tech processor.
34. There was an ominous silence at the other end of the phone.
35. • Bodeword a portent; an ominous prediction regarding a person or family Bk1911 Sc
36. The engine had been making an ominous sound all the way from London.
37. 16. (a) Why are the opening words of Genesis 14:1 ominous in tone?
38. A sequence played amid a storm exudes the right air of ominous foreboding.
39. 'How long will she be ill?' he asked. There was an ominous silence .
40. 25 Though less celebrated than Dolly, the birth of Polly is far more ominous.
41. Viewed from today’s perspective, however, those words take on an ominous, almost foreboding, tone.
42. Another wave crashed onto the deck and the mast made an ominous creaking sound.
43. She picked up the phone but there was an ominous silence at the other end.
44. Avowed was first revealed during the Xbox Games Showcase this year with an ominous cinematic trailer
45. Their music is an ominous reflection of the twentieth century's last European fratricidal war of ideologies.
46. Why don't we skip all the ominous threats and macho bullshit, stick to the facts?
47. Synonyms for Comminatory include minatory, baleful, threatening, menacing, minacious, ominous, dangerous, minatorial, admonitory and cautionary
48. Off Yamato's port beam appeared the torpedo planes, looking dark and ominous in the gray murk.
49. Bayern Munich sent out an emphatic and ominous message to their Champions League rivals with an
50. There was an ominous silence when I asked whether my contract was going to be renewed.