Associations to the word «Foreshadowing»
Noun
- Sampling
- Buffy
- Mast
- Interim
- Prophecy
- Nineteenth
- Deliverance
- Rousseau
- Jehovah
- Precept
- Descartes
- Omen
- Dna
- Realism
- Desolation
- Tabernacle
- Coming
- Arrangement
- Future
- Messiah
- Resurrection
- Climax
- Emergence
- Baroque
- Revelation
- Fate
- Publishing
- Christ
- Willow
- Theme
- Extinction
- Beethoven
- Motif
- Calculus
- Trend
- Hint
- Aristotle
- Collapse
- Doctrine
- Doom
- Observance
- Zero
- Symbolism
- Sacrifice
- Essay
- Ending
- Browning
- Depicting
- Glimpse
- Emphasis
- Jesus
- Sabbath
- Holocaust
- Prophet
- Event
- Scene
- Conflict
- Synod
- Verse
- Testament
- Decade
- Poem
- Outcome
- Disaster
- Crisis
- Declaration
- Conception
- Dream
- Concept
Adjective
Wiktionary
FORESHADOW, verb. (transitive) To presage, or suggest something in advance. [from 16th c.]
Dictionary definition
FORESHADOW, verb. Indicate by signs; "These signs bode bad news".
Wise words
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