English to Igbo Meaning of presage - presage

Presage :

presage

noun

ihu, eduga na ya, mgbaàmà, nabatakwa, ịrịba ama, amụma, ịdọ aka ná ntị, mgbaàmà, ndumodu, ogidi ọkụ, Beck

verb

inye a ndumodu, ndumodu, ogidi ọkụ, uda, na-atụ aro, na-ese onyinyo, agba àmà, egosi, edita

Presage :: presagePresaged :: presagedPresages :: presagesPresaging :: presaging

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Definitions of presage in English

Noun(1) a foreboding about what is about to happen(2) a sign of something about to happen
Verb(1) indicate, as with a sign or an omen

Examples of presage in English

(1) These images also act as a presage of impending catastrophe.(2) Nonsense, this is a brilliant album and a presage of success.(3) Parents' groups, always on the lookout for something to blame other than the actual parents for the problems with kids, latched onto it as the latest presage of the decline and fall of western civilization.(4) Hence, dissatisfaction could arise and presage changes in contract type, terms, or ownership of the parcel.(5) This makes possible rapid identification of a disturbing trend that could presage an adverse event.(6) the fever was a somber presage of his final illness(7) lands he could measure, terms and tides presage(8) Many people thought that the overly saccharine speech that Teri gave last episode was a stone-cold presage to her death.(9) But one political event in Limerick did presage another bigger problem ahead.(10) We may speculate too whether they will presage anything very different from what was said.(11) he had a strong presage that he had only a very short time to live(12) This act of rebellion was but a presage of things to come, as David, after graduating in 1965, left Detroit for the East Coast.(13) Perhaps this morning was a promise of beauty yet to come, a presage of what we can expect later on this week.(14) Also, as I have been informed, he had a presage before he first attempted it, which did foresee it would turn to his ruin.(15) As in past battles, the legal changes will presage changes in culture and public opinion where the previously heretical becomes the obvious and the normal.(16) He fixed his eyes on her, wondering again if he was witnessing what could very well be a presage of his own fate.

Related Phrases of presage

(1) be a presage of ::

enwe a presage of

Related Phrases of presage

(1) be a presage of ::

enwe a presage of

Synonyms

Noun

1. omen ::

mgbaàmà, nabatakwa

2. sign ::

ịrịba ama

3. indication ::

ngosi

4. portent ::

eduga na ya

5. warning ::

ịdọ aka ná ntị

6. forewarning ::

forewarning

7. danger sign ::

ize ndụ ịrịba ama

8. harbinger ::

eweta

9. augury ::

ịgba afa

10. prophecy ::

amụma

11. foretoken ::

foretoken

Verb

12. portend ::

egosi

13. augur ::

augur

14. foreshadow ::

na-ese onyinyo

15. foretell ::

buo amụma

16. prophesy ::

buo amụma

17. be an omen of ::

ịbụ ihe mgbaàmà, nabatakwa of

18. herald ::

akpọsa

19. be a sign of ::

abụ ihe ịrịba ama nke

20. be the harbinger of ::

na-eweta

21. warn of ::

aka nke

22. be a presage of ::

enwe a presage of

23. signal ::

mgbaàmà

24. bode ::

agba àmà

25. promise ::

nkwa

26. threaten ::

ize

27. betoken ::

betoken

28. foretoken ::

foretoken

29. forebode ::

forebode

Different Forms

presage, presaged, presages, presaging

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