foreshow Antonyms
Meaning of foreshow
foreshow (v)
foretell by divine inspiration
foreshow (v. t.)
To show or exhibit beforehand; to give foreknowledge of; to prognosticate; to foretell.
foreshow Sentence Examples
- The thunderstorm unleashed a foreshow of lightning and deafening thunder.
- The comet's trajectory provided a foreshow of its imminent arrival in the solar system.
- The politician's fiery speech was a foreshow of the radical policies he intended to implement.
- The earthquake's tremors were a foreshow of the catastrophic event that would follow.
- The pilot felt a sense of foreboding as the storm raged violently, foreshadowing a perilous flight.
- The stock market's volatility was a foreshow of the economic turbulence to come.
- The subtle shift in the weather foreshadowed the coming blizzard.
- The first few notes of the symphony were a foreshow of the haunting and emotional melodies to follow.
- The scientist's hypothesis was a foreshow of the groundbreaking discovery he would make.
- The scout's movements through the dense undergrowth were a foreshow of the uncharted territory ahead.
FAQs About the word foreshow
foretell by divine inspirationTo show or exhibit beforehand; to give foreknowledge of; to prognosticate; to foretell.
presage,foretell, bode, point (to), betoken,tell (of), indicate, denote, signify,mean
No antonyms found.
The thunderstorm unleashed a foreshow of lightning and deafening thunder.
The comet's trajectory provided a foreshow of its imminent arrival in the solar system.
The politician's fiery speech was a foreshow of the radical policies he intended to implement.
The earthquake's tremors were a foreshow of the catastrophic event that would follow.
