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ominous
adjective as in menacing, foreboding
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Example Sentences
That analysis has an ominous ring to it now as many tech industrialists swing behind President-elect Donald Trump.
But now I know how incomparable that is to seeing the ominous pink blob shade the part of the map where your life happens — the 25 acres or so of raw, chaparral-laden hills that my wife’s parents bought decades ago and turned into an idyllic California ranch with lemon orchards and horse stables.
I actually thought she had a chance to beat him, right until the ominous results started rolling in.
This turned out to be an ominous warning.
This is not the first time scientists have looked for a technological fix for a threat that, although incredibly rare, still plays in a loop — like the ominous theme from “Jaws” — in the back of many oceangoers’ minds.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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