A sign of something about to happen.
1 Its clean air, water, and energy standards invariably presage similar efforts nationwide.
2 Already, university students have held strikes, which traditionally presage labour union unrest.
3 But the softness in the Christmas air did not presage a thaw.
4 The decrease in expensive markets could presage broader weakness rent prices nationally.
5 The character and standing of the candidates seemed a presage of victory.
6 He felt that it was at once a petition and a presage .
7 Neither would I omit the presage of Tiberius concerning Galba, then Consul.
8 All she had thought and felt seemed only to presage a tumult.
9 This dream was presage of a fever, which seized her next morning.
10 Throw in a handful of executives whose egos don't presage quiet co-operation.
11 Contrarian indicator means bearish investors may presage a bullish market - and vice-versa.
12 An unseasonal rain of heavenly bodies, to presage the business of tomorrow night.
13 The circumstances attending death presage in a measure the individual's life after death.
14 Bars of cirrus clouds covered the whole sky - the presage of a coming storm.
15 Already a presage of evil seemed to be forming itself in his mind.
16 Already the feuds of Alvarado and Micheltorrena presage a series of domestic broils.
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