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Meanings of impending calamity in English
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Usage of impending calamity in English
1
We await the impending calamity to befall Afghanistan and perhaps other countries.
2
For the feeling of a nearly impending calamity was strong within her.
3
She felt restless, and a feeling of some impending calamity oppressed her.
4
An indescribable feeling, as of some impending calamity, seemed to haunt me.
5
The steps suggested to meet this impending calamity were strange enough.
6
The minds of men were distracted by apprehensions of some frightful, impending calamity.
7
On the next day, these forebodings of impending calamity were most unexpectedly realised.
8
Your father seemed last night to have a presentiment of some impending calamity.
9
Men are incapable of averting, by even a thousand means, an impending calamity.
10
Schomberg had fallen into a reverie, but without losing the sense of impending calamity.
11
He had at moments a lively foreboding of impending calamity.
12
This was a very dark presage of impending calamity.
13
Tiresome etiquette was banished, together with thoughts of international matters of portent and impending calamity.
14
The rescue of her sister from some impending calamity?
15
He did not know why, but he felt oppressed by the vague sense of impending calamity.
16
Robert E. Lee, the great, the good, was cut to the heart at the impending calamity.
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