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Definition of forebodingly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
ominouslyRare in a way that suggests something bad will happenRare
- The sky darkened forebodingly before the storm.
- The wind howled forebodingly through the trees.
- The old house creaked forebodingly at night.
Origin of forebodingly
Old English, forebode (to predict) + -ly (suffix)
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- French:de façon inquiétante, ...
- German:unheilvoll, ...
- Italian:minacciosamente, ...
- Spanish:de manera ominosa, ...
- Portuguese:ameaçadoramente, ...
- Chinese:不祥地, ...
- Japanese:不吉に, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ يُنْذِرُ بِالسُّوء, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן מְאַיֵּם, ...
- Russian:зловеще, ...
- Ukrainian:зловісно, ...
- Hindi:अशुभ रूप से, ...
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