presignify
/prɛˈsɪnɪfaɪ/Definitions
1. verb
to give a sign or warning of something before it happens
“The sudden drop in the market caused investors to presignify a recession.”
2. verb
to identify or indicate something beforehand, often in a subtle or indirect way
“The politician’s words seemed to presignify her decision to run for president.”
3. noun
the act of giving a sign or warning of something before it happens
“The earthquake’s presignify was a series of small tremors.”