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Meanings of bode ill in English

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Usage of bode ill in English
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But it was an accident likely to bode ill for our friends.
The Boy Ranchers Among the Indians; Or, Trailing the Yaquis
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Anything that caused them joy could only bode ill for men of goodness.
English passengers
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And that could bode ill for the campaign in Afghanistan as well as Iraq.
Wired
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MARKETS The first trading days for the second quarter bode ill for world stock markets.
Reuters
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But MCI spokeswoman Caroline Rice said this doesn't necessarily bode ill for the little guys.
Wired
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Does this bode ill for the great man.
The Irish Times
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Did that bode ill for the larger mission?
Surrender to the will of the night
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Such a delay would bode ill for the ECB, the euro zone's bulwark against another markets storm.
Reuters
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The unrealized losses bode ill for investors hoping Bank of America will increase share buybacks and dividends.
Reuters
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These developments bode ill for South Africa.
The South African
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For commercial fishermen, this could bode ill.
Wired
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That could bode ill for emerging market currencies in Asia, and particularly the Indonesian rupiah and Indian rupee.
Reuters
13
Dinna bode ill o' the lad.
Allison Bain; Or, By a Way She Knew Not
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Other legal experts said the Yates firing might bode ill for relations with the law enforcement agency's career prosecutors.
Reuters
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Signs of exhaustion on the S&P 500 also bode ill for European indexes, which have closely tracked their U.S. peers.
Reuters
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Such forecasts bode ill for hopes that the UK economy can continue to show resilience in the face of Brexit-related uncertainty.
The Guardian
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