nnoun.feelinga feeling of evil to comeSynset:boding premonition presentiment
Examples:- a steadily escalating sense of foreboding
- the lawyer had a presentiment that the judge would dismiss the case
Derivationally Related Form:forebode
Hypernyms:apprehension apprehensiveness dread
Inherited Hypernyms:forebodingapprehensionfearemotionfeelingstateattributeabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:presageshadow
Full Hyponyms:presageshadow
nnoun.eventan unfavorable omenDerivationally Related Form:forebode
Hypernyms:omen portent presage prodigy prognostic prognostication
Inherited Hypernyms:forebodingomenauguryexperiencehappeningeventpsychological featureabstractionentity
vverb.communicationmake a prediction about; tell in advanceSynset:anticipate call forebode foretell predict prognosticate promise
Examples:- Call the outcome of an election
Derivationally Related Form:prognosisanticipatorypredictiveprognosticativeprognosticatorforebodingprognosticationpredictorpredictionforetelling
Hypernyms:guess hazard pretend venture
Inherited Hypernyms:predictguessspeculatereasonthink
Direct Hyponyms:augurbetcalculateforecastoutguessprophesyreadsecond-guessvaticinatewager
Full Troponyms:augurbetenlightenforecastprophesyreadscrysecond-guessvaticinate
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s that CLAUSE
adj satadj.allominously propheticSynset:fateful portentous
Antonyms:unprophetic
Derivationally Related Form:portent
Inherited Hypernyms:fateful
Similar to:prophetic prophetical