omens Synonyms
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- prophecies
- precursors
- straws-in-the-wind
- foreshadowings
- heralds
- bodings
- intimations
- presages
- forerunners
- badges
- harbingers
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omens Meaning
omens
an occurrence or phenomenon (see phenomenon sense 1) believed to portend a future event, a happening believed to be a sign or warning of some future event
omens Sentence Examples
- The ominous clouds gathered on the horizon, portending a storm.
- The old woman's words were filled with omens of misfortune.
- The black cat crossing my path gave me a strange feeling of foreboding.
- The sudden appearance of a raven was an ill omen for the traveler.
- The cracks in the walls were interpreted as omens of impending disaster.
- The broken mirror shattered into seven pieces, a sure omen of bad luck.
- The howling of wolves in the night sent shivers down their spines, an eerie omen of danger.
- The discovery of a dead bird on her doorstep filled her with apprehension, an omen of adversity.
- The stars aligned in an ominous configuration, casting doubt on the expedition's fate.
- The ancient prophecy foretold ominous events, leaving people in a state of unease and uncertainty.
FAQs About the word omens
an occurrence or phenomenon (see phenomenon sense 1) believed to portend a future event, a happening believed to be a sign or warning of some future event
auguries, hints, predictions,portents, auspices, forebodings, suggestions, prophecies, precursors, straws in the wind
No antonyms found.
The ominous clouds gathered on the horizon, portending a storm.
The old woman's words were filled with omens of misfortune.
The black cat crossing my path gave me a strange feeling of foreboding.
The sudden appearance of a raven was an ill omen for the traveler.
