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Meanings of dim foreboding in English
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Usage of dim foreboding in English
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Was it the dim foreboding that we might never see it again?
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A dim foreboding of disaster flashed across his mind.
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A dim foreboding told him that he had bidden his friends good-bye for the last time.
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For some time previous a dim foreboding haunted her- apresentimentof gloom and of deep sorrow.
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But he would not hear-hehad only a dim foreboding that sometime there must come an explosion.
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That last evening rose up before me, and the dim foreboding of evil that had so overshadowed me.
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Whence it came she knew not and asked not; but with the shadow was a dim foreboding of evil.
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A dim foreboding crushes her.
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But even at that moment he had a dim foreboding that this happier frame of mind was also not normal.
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At that time I was filled only with a dim foreboding of the fateful step I was taking in marrying her.
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Struck by a dim foreboding of the truth Eumaeus promises to lead the stranger into the queen's palace this very night.
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I know it is all folly, yet there is a dim foreboding, shadowing our fair horizon of joy as a hovering thunder-cloud.
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The temptation was great, but at the back of her wise little head lay a dim foreboding as to the possible consequences.
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But he would not hear-hehad only a dim foreboding that some time there must come an explosion.-Andone day it came.
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But it was a giant, dim foreboding holding dominion over other men's lives, and it sent a train of chilly-weakness through his blood.
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A dim foreboding of some new form of deceit, to which even the man before him was a consenting party, almost paralyzed Nott's faculties.