Prefigure

The novel's foreshadowing events prefigure the tragic ending.

She couldn't prefigure how her new haircut would look on her.

The sacrificial rites of the Aztecs prefigure the importance of human sacrifice in their religious beliefs.

The early stages of development prefigure the final release of the game.

The coach's training program was designed to prefigure a championship-winning team.

The early signs of fatigue prefigure the need for rest.

She tried to prefigure the outcome of her test before taking it.

The early signs of a recession prefigure a tough economic period ahead.

The ancient myths prefigure many of the themes found in modern literature.

The signs of global warming prefigure an increase in natural disasters.

The cramped and crowded conditions in the waiting room prefigure a long wait.

The political movement's early leaders prefigure the values of the party today.

The technological advancements in the automotive industry prefigure a future of self-driving cars.

Hand-drawn maps prefigure the development of GPS technology.

The early silent films prefigure the development of the modern cinema.

The prophecies of Nostradamus are said to prefigure major world events.

The trends in fashion often prefigure the tastes of the coming season.

The paintings of the Renaissance prefigure the style of Baroque art.

The historian can prefigure the outcome of a battle based on the troop movements.

The early experiments in electricity prefigure the development of modern electronics.

The educational reforms proposed by the minister would prefigure a major overhaul of the school system.

The latest scientific discoveries prefigure a major breakthrough in medicine.

He tried to prefigure the potential problems before starting the project.

The negative reviews of a movie prefigure its poor box office performance.

The company wants to prefigure the launch of its new product.

The scientist could prefigure the outcome of the experiment based on previous research.

The early experiments prefigure the success of the scientific study.