Presage

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1. The verb presage was predated by a noun presage, meaning "omen." Both forms derive from the Latin prefix prae- combined with the adjective sagus, meaning "prophetic." Foretell, .

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2. Define presage. presage synonyms, presage pronunciation, presage translation, English dictionary definition of presage. n. 1. An indication or warning of a future occurrence; an omen. 2. A feeling or intuition of what is going to occur; a presentiment. 3. Prophetic.

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3. something that portends or foreshadows a future event; an omen, prognostic, or warning indication. verb (used with object), pres·aged, pres·ag·ing. to have a presentiment of. to portend, .

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4. 21 synonyms of presage from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 67 related words, definitions, and antonyms. Find another word for presage. Presage: a feeling that something bad will happen.

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5. For a moment there was a pause, as if at a presage of disaster. Fatal words they were,—the presage of the mishap they threatened! In the early spring of Diderot had an attack which he knew to be the presage of the end. But the softness in the Christmas air did not presage a thaw.

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6. Presage is an intelligent predictive text entry system.. Presage (formerly known as Soothsayer) generates predictions by modelling natural language as a combination of redundant information sources. Presage computes probabilities for words which are most likely to be entered next by merging predictions generated by the different predictive algorithms.

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7. Presage combines a Japanese aesthetic sense with traditional craftsmanship and Seiko’s watchmaking skills in an original collection that offers Japanese beauty, quality and long-lasting performance.

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8. Presage combines a Japanese aesthetic sense with traditional craftsmanship and Seiko’s mechanical watchmaking skills in an original collection that offers Japanese beauty, quality and .

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