You can use the word portend in a few different sentences. But be careful. "Portend" means to predict, but it is used only for the objects which show the prediction, not for the person making the prediction. You cannot say "You could portend me about what was going to happen". On the other hand, you can say, "The Tarot cards portend a meeting with a tall dark stranger" or "These tea leaves portend a voyage to Africa" or "These recent eclipses portend a change of government" or "I do not understand what these circling ravens portend."
The street incident may portend a general uprising
The black clouds and sudden thunder portend the upcoming storm.
To indicate with sighns.
A sentence for the word portend that uses context clues is, "The change in the wind's speed and direction portended the catastrophic hurricane that eventually struck the area."
Nothing. Dreams do not portend anything.
Laziness will almost always portend failure. The Greek oracles observed various signs that might portend victory or defeat. He was certain that the favorable review would portend the success of his restaurant.
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It is a transitive verb meaning to give an omen or an anticipatory sign of.
Synonyms may include prophesy, signify, indicate, presage, promise, or foretell.
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