1. serving as a warning or indication of something that will happen in the future; foretelling or predicting
Usage: present participle of ‘presage’

Examples

• The dark clouds were presaging a severe thunderstorm.
• Her nervous behavior seemed to be presaging bad news.
• The economic indicators are presaging a possible recession.
• The strange animal behavior was presaging the earthquake.
• His restless sleep was presaging the fever that would come.
• The teacher’s stern expression was presaging a difficult exam.