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Often used in the same context:
presage,
usher,
harbinger,
prelude,
augur,
offing,
dawning,
death knell,
spur,
portent,
mean,
mar,
precursor,
precipitate,
augury,
omen,
bode,
prefiguring,
hark,
hamper,
marks,
kickstart,
scupper,
foreshadowing,
signaling,
millennium,
trigger,
knell,
resound,
spark,
spawn,
tidings,
prophesying,
reverberate,
spearhead,
eve,
boon,
bringer,
epoch,
culmination,
beginnings,
foretaste,
catapult,
fizzle,
tout,
presentiment,
cusp,
renascent,
girding,
trumpeting,
era,
advent,
stoke,
rejoicing,
spoil,
forerunner,
spook,
reek,
fillip,
reinvigoration,
daunt,
reminiscent,
stepping stone,
echo,
embrace,
roil,
highlight,
horizon,
boost,
vanguard,
welcome,
rebirth,
looms,
marr,
stirrings,
doom,
panacea,
hurray,
bringers,
swan song,
swansong,
boast,
result,
hanker,
signpost,
peter,
cripple,
impends,
upstage,
harken,
springboard,
entente cordiale,
noonday,
uhuru,
gearing,
hint,
groundwork,
messiah,
arrivederci,
heralds,
tribune,
gazette,
scribe,
commonwealth,
potter,
bard,
messenger,
martyr,
newspaper,
patron,
chronicler,
coinage,
deputy,
envoy,
king,
messengers,
scribes,
shepherd,
undertakers,
belgian,
amate,
bestknown,
bodiless,
bolognese,
brown,
celebrated,
cloud,
czech,
denver,
dutch,
fibred,
flemish,
florentine,
foresaid,
giottesque,
goodliest,
graffiti,
indonesian,
italian
Appears in the definition of:
hermes,
sonorous,
tabard
More general:
applaud,
courier,
indication,
messenger,
tell
Synonyms:
acclaim,
announce,
annunciate,
forerunner,
foretell,
hail,
harbinger,
precursor
Also try:
— Adjectives for herald:
world,
first,
old,
chronicle,
glasgow,
french,
royal,
english,
chief,
imperial,
weekly,
more...
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