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forebode

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


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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

Here are two pals sharing a moment of exquisite communion, but who are nonetheless forebodingly separated by a chasm, one that will keep widening despite their every attempt to bridge it.

From Los Angeles Times

But neither did the production need to amp up the grim with foreboding lighting or a fog machine, she said — the darkness is already inherent in Dickens’s text, and in Bart’s book, score and lyrics.

From New York Times

Anti-vaccine advocates have for years used foreboding imagery of syringes to paint immunizations as dark and dangerous.

From Seattle Times

The study of generations can be bleak and foreboding.

From Washington Post