Presage

The fever and chills may presage a serious illness.

The lack of communication from the team may presage a failed mission.

The coughing and sneezing presage a cold coming on.

The old bones presage the discovery of a dinosaur.

The stock market decline may presage an economic recession.

The sudden surge in protests may presage a change in government.

The recent volcanic activity may presage an eruption.

The increase in crime may presage a rise in security measures.

The falling leaves presage the arrival of autumn.

The criticism of the new policy may presage a major shift in public opinion.

The first signs of aging presage the onset of more serious health problems.

The early symptoms of the disease presage a long and difficult battle for the patient.

The first few bars of the song presage the chorus.

The small tremors in the ground presage a possible earthquake.

The missed opportunities presage a future of regret.

The poor test scores presage a challenging academic year.

The growing tensions between the two countries presage a potential war.

The drastic budget cuts presage a difficult time for the public services.

The scandalous revelations presage the end of his political career.

His statements presage a major shift in policy.

The teacher tried to presage the outcome of the exam.

The sales figures presage a strong quarter for the company.

The political analysts presage a win for the incumbent in the upcoming election.

The economic indicators presage an upcoming recession.