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ominous

[om-uh-nuhs] / ˈɒm ə nəs /


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Think of sharks and the most common images that spring to mind will likely be of dangerous predators hunting prey, accompanied by ominous music.

From BBC

The score has a military subtext—trumpets and drums are always interrupting happy scenes, and an ominous horn theme plays a major role.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s ominous, and not just because it’s giving off M. Night Shyamalan vibes.

From Los Angeles Times

Winkleman also joked about the headline-making outfits she often wears on the show, including the boots she uses to do the ominous walk at the roundtable as she's selecting the traitors.

From BBC

Their form is ominous again and, despite his fears of a festive feast, Guardiola would never have turned down this late serving of Christmas Cherki.

From BBC