heralding

Synonyms for heralding

verb bring message

noun. welcome; message of kindness

late 14c., "to sound the praises of," from herald (n.). Related: Heralded; heralding.

Settlers, gloomily acquiescent in an unjust fate, brightened at his heralding.

The chimes (he could hear none but those of the Cathedral) were heralding the hour of seven.

And a success it proved that more than justified all the heralding of which Scaramouche had been guilty.

She might have been a new Deborah, heralding her nation to battle.

The soft light was spreading on the east, heralding the coming day.

He is heading and heralding a multitude which no man can number.

Somewhat about midnight Merthyr reached the inn, heralding the carriage.

There was a faint light in the east, heralding the approach of the sun.

It comes, as if under a new banner, heralding the turn of fortune.

The trumpets soon after sounded, heralding the approach of the judge.