presaging in English

verb

1

(of an event) be a sign or warning that (something, typically something bad) will happen.

the outcome of the game presaged the coming year

synonyms: portend, augur, foreshadow, foretell, prophesy, be an omen of, herald, be a sign of, be the harbinger of, warn of, be a presage of, signal, bode, promise, threaten, betoken, foretoken, forebode

verb

• portend, augur, foreshadow, foretell, prophesy, be an omen of, herald, be a sign of, be the harbinger of, warn of, be a presage of, signal, bode, promise, threaten, betoken, foretoken, forebode
• prognosticate, betoken, omen, forecast, foretell, portend, foreshadow, bode, augur, prefigure, predict, auspicate

Use "presaging" in a sentence

1. The synonyms of Augural include are Divinatory, Fatidic, Fatidical, Foreshadowing, Mantic, Ominous, Oracular, Predictive, Sibylline, Telling, Visionary, Vatic, Vatical, Presaging and Prophetical.

2. The three-year saga of Cupidity over conscience saw the tiny bank morph from holding assets of $17 million to over $1.1 billion, presaging the 2008 financial crisis and featuring some of the same actors.

3. Auspicy (s) , auspicies (pl) The presaging or the predicting of future events that indicate what is supposed to take place: "The break in the clouds was an Auspicy of better weather." "In school, Ralph found out that in Roman times auspice was practiced among people to find out how certain political situations were to be decided upon.