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Often used in the same context:
portent,
harbinger,
foreshadowing,
glimpse,
prelude,
microcosm,
sneak preview,
hint,
reminder,
counterpoint,
preview,
piquancy,
presage,
lowdown,
taster,
prefiguring,
comeuppance,
smorgasbord,
overview,
precursor,
riposte,
fillip,
dress rehearsal,
herald,
grimmer,
springboard,
manna,
augury,
peek,
litmus test,
taste,
movable feast,
snapshot,
bewitchment,
glimmer,
precis,
fodder,
delights,
curtain raiser,
gotterdammerung,
omen,
thundery,
whiff,
succor,
flashpoint,
millennialist,
repudiation,
frisson,
forewarning,
brownism,
vesuvian,
respite,
swathe,
indication,
starker,
chilling,
short shrift,
bloodbath,
allegory,
fright,
apocalyptic,
walpurgis night,
impetus,
cornucopia,
hellfire,
grist,
shivers,
humdinger,
redolent,
wallop,
upshot,
urbi et orbi,
rebuke,
pathetic fallacy,
la belle,
reprieve,
noonday,
insight,
stormier,
utopian socialism,
panorama,
eastertide,
autumn,
inkling,
antidote,
launchpad,
crucible,
jolt,
bridgehead,
prophesying,
indigestion,
presentiment,
primer,
evocation,
irruption,
outline,
christmastide,
apocalyptical,
poulenc,
willies,
keynote speech,
salvation,
recollection,
reminiscence,
glimpses,
premonition,
prospect,
anticipation,
beginning,
sensation,
vestiges,
reminiscences,
foreboding,
giddiness,
impression
More general:
expectation,
outlook,
prospect
Also try:
— Adjectives for foretaste:
little,
slight,
first,
sweet,
mere,
bitter,
small,
mild,
faint,
brief,
real,
more...
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