presage (subs.) Copy link Outline 1. praesāgium, indĭcium2. augŭrium (foreboding) • presage (subs.): 1. praesāgium, indĭcium: v. preintimation. 2. augŭrium (foreboding): Cic. Tusc. 1, 15, 33. See also omen. To have a p. of something, praesāgio, īvi, 4: with animo, Liv. 30, 20. See also to forebode.
presage (v.) Copy link Outline I. To pre-intimateII. To have anticipations of the future • presage (v.): I. To pre-intimate: portendo, signĭfĭco, etc.: v. to forebode (I.). II. To have anticipations of the future: augŭror, praesāgio (cf. preced. art.): v. to forebode (II.).
PRESAGE Copy link • PRESAGE 1. s. omen: portentum: augurium: praesagium. 2. v. divinare (by inspiration): praesagire (by natural sagacity): praesentire (by presentiment): vaticinari (to prophesy): praedicare (to predict).