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foreshadow         
(foreshadows, foreshadowing, foreshadowed)
If something foreshadows an event or situation, it suggests that it will happen.
The disappointing sales figures foreshadow more redundancies...
VERB: V n
foreshadow         
v. a.
Prefigure, presage, forebode, prognosticate, presignify, indicate or suggest beforehand, foretell dimly.
foreshadow         
¦ verb be a warning or indication of.

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Foreshadow
(Foreshadow), and (Foreshadow-NG)
Examples of use of Foreshadow
1. A legal expert said Cheney‘s comments could nonetheless foreshadow a Libby defense.
2. But analysts believe recent attacks foreshadow worse times ahead than did the previous ones.
3. "I‘m not going to foreshadow the forex report, it hasn‘t been written," Adams said.
4. "I don‘t want to foreshadow what we will conclude," Snow said.
5. That could foreshadow a bid for the top post now held by Mr Khamenei, Mr Ahmadinejad‘s protector.