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forebode

[fawr-bohd, fohr-] / fɔrˈboʊd, foʊr- /


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Meanwhile Nathan Johnson’s score of scratchy cellos and foreboding horns pairs well with a dramatic burst of organ music — one of many goofy-great jump scares goosed up by the editor Bob Ducsay.

From Los Angeles Times

For now, a sense of foreboding is inescapable.

From Washington Post

But we view their departure with foreknowledge, which is far heavier than foreboding.

From Los Angeles Times

But in an interview with journalist Bari Weiss shortly after he was elected last fall to his fifth term, Netanyahu inadvertently revealed a darker foreboding about his place in history.

From Los Angeles Times

McQueen noted that other periods in American history — the Puritans arriving in New England, the Civil War and the post-9/11 era — have featured similarly dark and foreboding political language.

From Washington Post