Moderate as in presage To indicate or predict something, often with a sense of warning or anticipation, similar to the meaning of "portend." Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Foretoken'
The sudden drop in temperature and dark clouds foretokened an incoming storm.
The eerie silence in the haunted mansion seemed to foretoken an otherworldly presence.
The unexpected appearance of black cats was considered by some to foretoken bad luck.
The sudden drop in temperature seemed to foretoken an approaching winter storm.
The old man's cryptic words were thought to foretoken a major change in the village's fortune.
The distant thunder seemed to foretoken an impending storm, causing everyone to seek shelter.
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