foreshow

/ˈfoʊʃoʊ/

Definitions

1. verb

to serve as a sign or indication of something that is going to happen

“The stormy weather foreshowed a severe hurricane approaching the coast.”

2. noun

an act or instance of foreshowing

“The strange dreams were considered a foreshow of the disaster that followed.”

3. noun

a sign or indication of something that is going to happen

“The unusual silence in the forest was a foreshow of the wild animal’s presence.”

Synonyms

  • foretell
  • predict

Antonyms

  • conceal
  • hide