foreboding 的 2 个定义
- a prediction; portent.
- a strong inner feeling or notion of a future misfortune, evil, etc.; presentiment.
- that forebodes, especially evil.
foreboding 近义词
misgiving, bad omen
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- I ordered two of these soft Vera Bradley cotton masks solely as mood boosters to combat the bleakness of late-fall weather and the foreboding winter that’s forecast, but they’ve quickly proved ideal for my runs.
- The duo, who form There Is Studio and specialize in combining typography and photo illustration, created an eerie, foreboding sense of isolation with a frosted window outside their east London home.
- Samson paints a dark and foreboding future of social unrest, unemployment and widespread criminality in Kitwe if there isn’t a new allocation.
- Season six is big on the sense of foreboding doom, and it doesn’t always do it well — but here it’s still fresh enough to be unsettling and effective.
- Those turned off by the foreboding -packaging may turn to more holistic sleep-wellness methods.
- The sense of foreboding mounted by the day as IS fighters surrounded the Sinjar district on three sides.
- There was one foreboding clue as to what was to come for the house members.
- Plus the moors where she lives—all cascading waterfalls and glowing fairies and foreboding thorns—are rather lovely to look at it.
- And their deaths have heightened the tensions and the sense of foreboding that something bigger and more brutal may happen soon.
- On August 15, 1982, Mary appeared with a foreboding message.
- He remembered standing once before on this very spot, that foreboding of coming loneliness so strangely in his heart.
- She waited for no further formalities, but shaken with the sure foreboding of calamity, turned and fled the room.
- A horrible foreboding gripped me, and I quickly knelt down and raised the dog's head.
- Raoul, with pessimistic foreboding, was convinced that there were only girls next door.
- The air seemed full of foreboding; everything seemed to tell him of calamity.