foreshadower (Meaning)
foreshadower
to give a hint or suggestion of beforehand, to represent, indicate, or typify beforehand
Synonyms & Antonyms of foreshadower
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foreshadower Sentence Examples
- The ominous rumble of thunder foreshadowered an impending storm.
- The protagonist's recurring dream of a burning city foreshadower their future demise.
- The eerie silence of the abandoned attic foreshadower a hidden danger lurking within.
- The subtle change in the character's tone of voice subtly foreshadower their true intentions.
- The sudden appearance of a mysterious stranger in town foreshadower a major plot twist.
- The director's use of foreshadowing allows the audience to predict future events.
- The author's language is rich with foreshadowing, giving readers clues to the characters' ultimate fate.
- The film's opening scene features a clever foreshadowing of the climactic battle.
- The foreshadowing in the novel is so subtle that it requires a keen eye to detect.
- The use of symbolism in the artwork effectively foreshadower the protagonist's inner turmoil.
FAQs About the word foreshadower
to give a hint or suggestion of beforehand, to represent, indicate, or typify beforehand
precursor, foregoer, blazoner, foretaste, forerunner, messenger, advertiser, angel, outrider, forewarning
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The ominous rumble of thunder foreshadowered an impending storm.
The protagonist's recurring dream of a burning city foreshadower their future demise.
The eerie silence of the abandoned attic foreshadower a hidden danger lurking within.
The subtle change in the character's tone of voice subtly foreshadower their true intentions.
