forebodement Antonyms
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Meaning of forebodement
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forebodement (n.)
The act of foreboding; the thing foreboded.
forebodement Sentence Examples
- A sense of foreboding hung heavy in the air, casting a shadow of unease over the gathering.
- As the sky darkened ominously, a foreboding of impending doom gripped the weary travelers.
- The old mariner's foreboding proved true, as the storm raged with an unforgiving fury.
- The doctor's foreboding about the patient's health weighed heavily on her mind.
- The detective felt a surge of foreboding as he entered the dimly lit interrogation room.
- The politician's foreboding about the upcoming election proved well-founded, as his opponent emerged victorious.
- The scientist's foreboding about the potential consequences of their experiment haunted their thoughts.
- The financial advisor's foreboding about the economic downturn was realized, leading to widespread hardship.
- The child's foreboding about the unknown journey ahead filled their heart with trepidation.
- The orchestra's foreboding crescendo created a spine-tingling sense of anticipation.
FAQs About the word forebodement
The act of foreboding; the thing foreboded.
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A sense of foreboding hung heavy in the air, casting a shadow of unease over the gathering.
As the sky darkened ominously, a foreboding of impending doom gripped the weary travelers.
The old mariner's foreboding proved true, as the storm raged with an unforgiving fury.
The doctor's foreboding about the patient's health weighed heavily on her mind.
