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foreboding(dictionary)

foreboding (iou)



foreboding noun. LME.
[from FOREBODE + -ING1.]
A prediction, a presage. LME.
J. Tyndall Heedless of the forebodings of many prophets of evil weather.
b. A portent, an omen. LME.
A presentiment of coming evil. E17.
R. Sutcliff There was a queer superstitious feeling in him..a queer foreboding of trouble to come. D. Acheson The army, against the deepest forebodings of General Walker, moved forward.