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presaging

[pri-sey-jing]

presaging Definition

  • 1to give a warning or indication of a future event
  • 2to predict or forecast something

Using presaging: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "presaging" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The dark clouds presaged a storm.

  • Example

    His sudden silence presaged bad news.

  • Example

    The economic downturn is presaging a recession.

presaging Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with presaging

  • a sign or warning of an impending disaster or catastrophe

    Example

    The sudden drop in the stock market was seen as a presage of doom for the economy.

  • presage of things to come

    an indication of what will happen in the future

    Example

    The success of their first product was a presage of things to come for the startup.

  • to be a good sign for something or someone's future success

    Example

    The positive reviews of the movie presage well for its box office performance.

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Summary: presaging in Brief

Presaging [pri-sey-jing] refers to giving a warning or indication of a future event, or predicting or forecasting something. It can be used to describe anything from weather patterns to economic trends, such as 'The dark clouds presaged a storm' or 'The economic downturn is presaging a recession.' The phrase 'presage of doom' describes a sign or warning of an impending disaster, while 'presage of things to come' refers to an indication of what will happen in the future.