Definition of forebode - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
warningtr. warn of an event in advancetr.
- The eerie silence seemed to forebode danger.
2.
intuitiontr./intr. have an intuition about something bad happeningtr./intr.
- She could forebode trouble coming their way.
Origin of forebode
Old English, fore (before) + bodian (announce)
Examples of forebode in a sentence
The old tales forebode a tragic ending. He could forebode the storm approaching with uncanny accuracy. The eerie silence seemed to forebode a disaster.
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- French:présager, pressentir, ...
- German:verheißen, ahnen, ...
- Italian:presagire, intuire, ...
- Spanish:presagiar, presentir, ...
- Portuguese:pressagiar, pressentir, ...
- Chinese:预示, 预感, ...
- Japanese:予感させる, 予感する, ...
- Arabic:نَذَرَ, أَنْذَر, ...
- Hebrew:לְנַבֵּא רָעָה, לַחֲשׁוֹשׁ, ...
- Russian:предвещать, предчувствовать, ...
- Ukrainian:передвіщати, передчувати, ...
- Hindi:अशुभ संकेत देना, अशुभ का पूर्वाभास होना, ...
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