presage
1. presage \'pres-ij, archaic pri-'sa-j\ \pri-'sa-j-f*l\ n [ME, fr. L
praesagium, fr. praesagire to forebode, fr. prae-]+ sagire to perceive
keenly - more at SEEK 1: something that foreshadows or portends a future
event : OMEN 2: FOREBODING, PRESENTIMENT archaic 3: PROGNOSTICATION;
also : FOREKNOWLEDGE 4: warning or indication of the future : AUGURY -
pre.sage.ful aj
2. pre.sage \'pres-ij, pri-'sa-j\ vt 1: to give an omen or warning of :
FORESHADOW, PORTEND 2: FORETELL, PREDICT 3: to have a presentiment of :
to make or utter a prediction obs - pre.sag.er n