foreshadowing 的定义
- an indication of something that will happen in the future, often used as a literary device to hint at or allude to future plot developments: The gothic novel uses foreshadowing to build suspense.
foreshadowing 近义词
indicate
更多foreshadowing例句
- Often, it’s a foreshadowing of when political change is coming.
- Perhaps it was a bit of foreshadowing since, after Slovakia broke from the Czech Republic, all kinds of hell broke loose.
- Almost as an act of foreshadowing, Philly tied eventual champion Toronto in that category.
- In a bit of foreshadowing, he repeated that opinion in November.
- “The spoon was a tool for foreshadowing,” the Facebook page explains.
- In a foreshadowing of things to come, I learned that Africa is always changing.
- The rise of the yeoman class in Britain was particularly critical in foreshadowing the evolution of America.
- We often joke that Willa was less a name, and more foreshadowing.
- In that book his grandfather and father are represented as foreshadowing the greatness of their descendant.
- No less striking is His touching reference to the dark days coming, the first distinct foreshadowing of the Cross.
- Men have sometimes a foreshadowing of what will come to pass without distinctly seeing it.
- But there is a wondrously clear foreshadowing of that tremendous cross scene in the earliest page of this old Book.
- There certainly was at present no foreshadowing of the coming separation, in his daughter's face.