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Presage

usgb/ˈpresɪdʒ/Volume
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Negative Tone

Often implies a negative outcome or warning of something bad coming.

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Dark clouds presage a storm.
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Literary Use

Common in literature to create suspense or foreshadow events.

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The eerie silence that fell over the city presaged the calamity to come.
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Specific Context

Best used when discussing specific events rather than general situations.

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The politician's reluctance to speak presaged his resignation.
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