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Main Entry:
pres·age
[
n.
pres
-ij
;
v.
pres
-ij
,
pri-
seyj
]
/
n.
ˈprɛs
ɪdʒ
;
v.
ˈprɛs
ɪdʒ
,
prɪˈseɪdʒ
/
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Main Entry:
presage
Part of Speech:
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Example Sentences
Yet the plight of the news business does not
presage
the end of news.
And it may
presage
the entrance of other state pension funds into this arena.
The dictator's funeral may
presage
political change.
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Yet the plight of the news business does not
presage
the end of news.
And it may
presage
the entrance of other state pension funds into this arena.
The dictator's funeral may
presage
political change.
They may also
presage
a new period of declining prices.
But they might
presage
crises more reliably than a focus on the short term.
The market meltdown does not
presage
another depression.
Still, the successful offering could
presage
a wave of followers among private equity firms.
The change in personnel-rarely a good sign-seemed to
presage
a change in strategy.
Some of the quiet types could
presage
devastating tsunamis or larger, ground-shaking shock.
Whatever the amount, the case might
presage
major changes in the way college athletes are treated.
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