Moderate as in portend To serve as a sign or warning, particularly in the sense of predicting something future, similar to a presage. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Omen'
The sudden drop in temperature and dark clouds were considered an omen of an approaching storm.
The flickering streetlights served as an omen for the power outage that followed.
The broken mirror in the old house was seen as an omen, foreshadowing misfortune for those who entered.
The eerie glow on the horizon at sunset was an omen that the wildfire was approaching their village.
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