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Often used in the same context:
portent,
herald,
bringers,
auguries,
foreshadowing,
presage,
omen,
saviors,
prefiguring,
doom,
upshots,
precursor,
prophets,
irruption,
messiahs,
bellwethers,
prelude,
utopias,
loom,
daydreamers,
paragons,
panaceas,
manifestations,
prophesying,
specters,
prognostications,
spawn,
stirrings,
roseate,
pestilence,
sentinels,
forerunners,
rapine,
dawning,
signposts,
tidings,
optimists,
irruptive,
foretaste,
abound,
indicator,
bringer,
intimations,
glimmers,
throwbacks,
antidote,
humbugs,
forbearer,
flukes,
predictors,
memento mori,
millenarianism,
hark,
mirages,
horizon,
mountebanks,
oracles,
resurge,
wakening,
malthusianism,
impends,
personifications,
kinglets,
barometers,
gorgons,
cuckoos,
baptisia,
sprouting,
microcosms,
risings,
mongers,
renascent,
hobgoblins,
wanderers,
doomsayer,
catastrophism,
offing,
certainties,
bulwarks,
junco,
bummers,
springtime,
girding,
puffballs,
yore,
pessimists,
noosphere,
hotbeds,
lemming,
bane,
enervation,
phenomena,
crocuses,
colossuses,
pathetic fallacy,
sourpusses,
medievalism,
catharses,
epitomes,
malaises,
celandine,
augur,
harbinger,
indication,
indications,
forerunner,
antidotes,
clue,
sign,
token,
clues,
means,
beginning,
evidences,
touchstones,
preludes
Appears in the definition of:
dystopian
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— Adjectives for harbingers:
first,
early,
many,
sure,
such,
earliest,
true,
mere,
certain,
only,
evil,
more...
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