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ominous

[om-uh-nuhs] / ˈɒm ə nəs /


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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

He used sparse lighting to create ominous atmospheres in his work that he would punctuate with distorted images and unsettling ambient noises.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the same time, productivity growth is slowing—an ominous trend when the country’s population is falling.

From The Wall Street Journal

Tuesday’s jobs report was the latest ominous sign in an era of big corporate layoff announcements and CEOs warning that AI will replace workers.

From The Wall Street Journal

The marriage’s past spools out with such clarity that what they have for breakfast becomes ominous.

From Los Angeles Times