Meanings of prefigured to in English

Yet upon how different a footing did they stand with one another from that which she had prefigured to herself!

The fate of that kingdom prefigured to him the destiny of his Netherlands, and the spirit of rebellion found there a seductive example.

In all the previous rounds Genevieve had not seen Joe's fighting face which had been prefigured to her that morning in the department store.

Searle, I think, had prefigured to himself some proud cold beauty of five-and-twenty; he was relieved at finding the lady timid and not obtrusively fair.