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Meanings of ominous figure in English

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Usage of ominous figure in English
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There was a looming shadow at Amy's backside: a cold, ominous figure.
The notorious scoundrel
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He had not removed his hat and was, indeed, an ominous figure.
Jane Cable
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No more singular and ominous figure ever crossed the pages of border story.
The Shadow of the North: A Story of Old New York and a Lost Camp...
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An ominous figure on horseback is riding across an empty desert.
BBC
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The chant grew louder, and then through the foliage they saw the ominous figure approaching.
The Scouts of the Valley
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Charlotte Dexter was in the furthest corner of the waggon, a dark, stern, ominous figure.
Crowded Out! and Other Sketches
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Mr. Dane lingered for a moment upon the threshold, hat in hand, a somewhat ominous figure.
The Cinema Murder
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His brain was clogged with doubts, fears, prophecies-allwhirling like mad around the ominous figure of Denis Harbert.
Jane Cable
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He paced back and forth with hands on his hips, an ominous figure of a man, yet unnaturally charismatic.
Vrin: ten mortal gods
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The ominous figure galloped up once more alongside of our curricle, but this time his mission was a more amiable one.
Rodney Stone
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But just before Ramirez reached up to chain the doors closed, they opened to reveal the tall and ominous figure of the Gatekeeper.
Proven guilty
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Giants lurk in St Stephen's Green, trolls guard the Ha'penny Bridge, and all the while an ominous figure follows Fiona on his bicycle.
The Irish Times
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It was Mullins and Byam Shaw who had the strength, after nine months of ominous figures, to go for growth the advertising way.
The Guardian
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Those ominous figures that lurk outside the house and follow the family everywhere are real -you figure out whether they're angels or devils.
Reuters
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"We have sent out patrols," Nute Gunray said, concluding his report to the ominous figure in the projection.
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
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But the most ominous figures were two or three "vultures" who stood grim and silent on the outer fringe of the moving crowd.
The Root of Evil
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