Definition Conjugation
Definition of presignify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
foreshadowRare indicate something in advanceRare
- The dark clouds presignify a coming storm.
- The early blossoms presignify a warm spring.
- Her smile seemed to presignify good news.
Origin of presignify
Latin, prae (before) + signum (sign)
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- French:annoncer, ...
- German:andeuten, ...
- Italian:presagire, ...
- Spanish:presagiar, ...
- Portuguese:pressagiar, ...
- Chinese:预示, ...
- Japanese:予兆する, ...
- Arabic:أَشَارَ مُسْبَقاً إِلى, ...
- Hebrew:לְרַמֵּז, ...
- Russian:предвещать, ...
- Ukrainian:передвіщати, ...
- Hindi:संकेत देना, ...
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