Moderate as in portend To indicate or predict something, often with a sense of foreboding. Clear All
8 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 ominous clouds and distant thunder foretokened an approaching storm.
The strange occurrences in the old mansion seemed to foretoken a ghostly presence.
The uneasy silence in the courtroom seemed to foretoken the impending verdict.
The flickering lights in the haunted house seemed to foretoken supernatural activity.
The eerie howling of wolves at night can foretoken danger in the wilderness.
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