harbingers (Meaning)
harbingers
to give a warning or prediction of, a person sent ahead to provide lodgings, something that foreshadows a future event, one that initiates a major change, one that announces or shows what is coming
Synonyms & Antonyms of harbingers
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harbingers Sentence Examples
- The dark clouds gathered on the horizon, harbingers of an approaching storm.
- The rustling leaves and the chill in the air were harbingers of autumn's arrival.
- The strange and eerie noises echoing through the forest were harbingers of something sinister lurking nearby.
- The flickering lights and the creaking floorboards were harbingers of an unsettling presence in the old house.
- The falling stock prices and the pessimistic economic forecasts were harbingers of an impending financial crisis.
- The ominous silence that had settled over the town was a harbinger of the tragedy that had befallen it.
- The increasing tension and aggression between the two countries were harbingers of an eventual armed conflict.
- The scientist's groundbreaking discovery became a harbinger of a new era of scientific advancement.
- The sudden and unexpected illness that struck the population was a harbinger of a devastating pandemic.
- The fading sunlight and the rising moon were harbingers of the end of the day and the beginning of a new night.
FAQs About the word harbingers
to give a warning or prediction of, a person sent ahead to provide lodgings, something that foreshadows a future event, one that initiates a major change, one t
angels, precursors, signs, symptoms, outriders, heralds,forerunners, messengers, forewarnings, criers
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The dark clouds gathered on the horizon, harbingers of an approaching storm.
The rustling leaves and the chill in the air were harbingers of autumn's arrival.
The strange and eerie noises echoing through the forest were harbingers of something sinister lurking nearby.
The flickering lights and the creaking floorboards were harbingers of an unsettling presence in the old house.
