ill-boding (Meaning)

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ill-boding (a.)

Boding evil; inauspicious; ill-omened.

The sky grew ominously dark, casting an ill-boding shadow over the village.
The ominous silence before the storm filled the air with an ill-boding dread.
The doctor's prognosis was ill-boding, leaving little hope for recovery.
The sudden drop in temperature and the howling wind were ill-boding signs of an approaching blizzard.
The ill-boding news of the job losses spread like wildfire through the town.
The fortune teller's predictions were ill-boding, foretelling a difficult and uncertain future.
The ill-boding omen of a black cat crossing my path sent shivers down my spine.
The ill-boding laughter of the clown echoed through the empty circus tent, creating an eerie atmosphere.
The ill-boding growl of the dog at the stranger made my heart skip a beat.
The ill-boding creaks and groans coming from the old house were a constant reminder of its ominous history.

Boding evil; inauspicious; ill-omened.

ominous, menacing, sinister, doomy, foreboding, somber, lonely,threatening, darkening, gray

benign, promising, hopeful, bright, bright, benign, favorable, unthreatening, hopeful, prosperous

The sky grew ominously dark, casting an ill-boding shadow over the village.

The ominous silence before the storm filled the air with an ill-boding dread.

The doctor's prognosis was ill-boding, leaving little hope for recovery.

The sudden drop in temperature and the howling wind were ill-boding signs of an approaching blizzard.