adumbrative (Meaning)

Wordnet

adumbrative (s)

indistinctly prophetic

Webster

Faintly representing; typical.

The adumbrative sketches provided a glimpse into the artist's evolving vision for the sculpture.
The speaker's adumbrative remarks hinted at a forthcoming announcement without divulging specific details.
The adumbrative tone of the memo suggested potential changes in company policies.
In her adumbrative presentation, the scientist outlined the key concepts before delving into the experimental results.
The adumbrative nature of the novel's opening chapter foreshadowed the challenges the protagonist would face.
The architect's adumbrative blueprints outlined the basic structure of the innovative building design.
The manager's adumbrative briefing prepared the team for the challenges they might encounter during the project.
The detective provided an adumbrative overview of the case, laying out the initial clues and suspects.
The professor's adumbrative lecture introduced the students to the fundamental concepts of the complex theory.
The adumbrative nature of the weather forecast suggested a potential shift in atmospheric conditions in the coming days.

indistinctly propheticFaintly representing; typical.

foresee, foreshadow,anticipate, prefigure, predict, herald, imply, foretell, forerun, allude

No antonyms found.

The adumbrative sketches provided a glimpse into the artist's evolving vision for the sculpture.

The speaker's adumbrative remarks hinted at a forthcoming announcement without divulging specific details.

The adumbrative tone of the memo suggested potential changes in company policies.

In her adumbrative presentation, the scientist outlined the key concepts before delving into the experimental results.