foreshadow
IPA: fɔrʃˈædoʊ
verb
- (transitive) To presage, or suggest something in advance.
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Examples of "foreshadow" in Sentences
- Protests gain ground but foreshadow new sectarianism.
- Is it really in the same ranks with deceit and foreshadow
- Vargas's comments foreshadow the final scenes of Sneakers.
- A rise in the workweek often foreshadows an increase in hiring.
- The film opens with a foreshadow to moments after the shooting.
- This fear of the train foreshadows the eventual end of the story.
- Those epigraphs foreshadow the narrative of the testimonial of Menchu.
- Buford's role in the trilogy is foreshadowed twice in the previous film.
- These foreshadow the darkness that covers the land at the death of Christ.
- The quizzes will foreshadow the types of questions that will be on the exams.