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| fore·bode [ fawr bṓd ] (past and past participle fore·bod·ed, present participle fore·bod·ing, 3rd person present singular fore·bodes) |
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1. portend or predict: to be or give an advance warning of something that may happen, especially something undesirable
 The gathering clouds foreboded a terrible storm.
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2. have premonition: to have a feeling that something bad is going to happen before it does
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| fore·bod·er noun |
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