portent|portents in English

noun

[por·tent || 'pɔrtent /'pɔː-]

indication, hint; sign, omen of future events

Use "portent|portents" in a sentence

1. signs full of portent.

2. II) Sur quoi portent les Adverbes ?

3. Their first meeting was a portent.

4. Its steel shod hooves sent sparks off the stones, like portents.

5. To be or give a sign or portent of.

6. The strikes are viewed as a portent of revolution.

7. 17 The portents are not what one would call auspicious.

8. Capella was seen as a portent of rain in classical times.

9. Let us hope this blood is not a portent.

10. Some people believe the raven is a portent of death.

11. I see it as a portent of things to come.

12. Betoken : To be or give a sign or portent of.

13. 14 Betoken : To be or give a sign or portent of.

14. I know the portents of my new habitat, I have been learning my local lore.

15. I hope this is a portent for the rest of the year.

16. One encouraging portent is that more people are using the railway network.

17. I a portent to many, but you are my strong refuge.

18. There came a Saturday morning ugly with the portent of storm.

19. Pundits tried not to read too much symbolic portent into the calamity.

20. The historian’s job is to Aggrandize, promoting accident to inevitability and innocuous circumstance to portent.

21. • Bodeword a portent; an ominous prediction regarding a person or family Bk1911 Sc

22. “Through the hands of the apostles many signs and portents continued to occur among the people,” states Acts 5:12.

23. In ocean lore, the sight of this phantom ship is a portent of doom.

24. Many saw this break with tradition as portent of a bad reign [ citation needed ] .

25. Technology follows Hollywood dreams; here's hoping this montage is a portent of what's coming soon.