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forebode

[fawr-bohd, fohr-] / fɔrˈboʊd, foʊr- /


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And when the future was seen as foreboding, fairs did their best to pave a yellow-brick road.

From The Wall Street Journal

Then the timeline for star freshman Alijah Arenas’ return was pushed back indefinitely, another foreboding sign in a season filled with them.

From Los Angeles Times

Wrestling strips life’s complications down to primal conflicts, and few wrestlers embodied this approach as famously, and forebodingly, as Hulk Hogan.

From The Wall Street Journal

Meanwhile Nathan Johnson’s score of scratchy cellos and foreboding horns pairs well with a dramatic burst of organ music — one of many goofy-great jump scares goosed up by the editor Bob Ducsay.

From Los Angeles Times

Consider the foreboding for England if they were to lose.

From BBC