portending
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- : to indicate in advance; to foreshadow or presage, as an omen does: The street incident may portend a general uprising.
- : to signify; mean.
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More than mRNA vaccines themselves, these lipid nanoparticles may portend big changes in pharmaceutical development.
Skeptics argue the cryptocurrency’s famed volatility portends a repeat of what happened three years ago, when a bubble burst spectacularly.
Including one Wall Street indicator that could portend bad things to come for growth investors.
In June, Disney announced that it was combining its own and Hulu’s ad tech teams into one organization, which likely portends a consolidation of the ad technology the two teams use.
How value’s steep descent and growth’s ongoing explosion portend a stunning reversal of fortunes is the subject of an excellent new article, “Value in Recessions and Recoveries,” by Kalesnik and coauthor Ari Polychronopoulos.
These numbers portend to illuminate society-threatening failures within the current immigration enforcement system.
Could the retirement of Rep. Tom Latham, a close friend, portend the exit of Speaker John Boehner as well?
Dissonant music that might otherwise be found in a Kubrick film portend to the worst.
But a small, important minority of these social-media clues portend real pain, struggle, even malice and disaster.
A look at the most bizarre metrics used to portend the winner of the presidential election.
A lofty birth or a large fortune portend merit, and cause it to be the sooner noticed.
He had acted as Ruth had bidden him; but he had no wish to be further involved in this affair, whatever it might portend.
She went on, wondering what this could portend, for since their chance meeting, she had not laid eyes on her neighbor.