augured

A mid-70s big textbook battle in the capital city of Charleston over the usual things, science and God, augured what was coming.

In a prescient op-ed in 2004, Jason Zengerle argued that evolving comic portrayals augured bad times for the president.

Not that he understood why she was so much more effusive than of old, but if it augured a happier life together, he was glad.

I found upon inquiry at the Chittenango House that I was the only guest, which augured well for a good night's sleep.

But she carried this generosity to a degree that augured ill for the preservation of Mazarin's millions.

His face announced that; and Louis, hot all over, despite the keen wind and frosty air, augured the worst.

Augured to him his mind no good, when he saw the giantess's sorrow on the floor coming.