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forebode
verb fore·bode \(ˌ)fȯr-ˈbōd\
Definition of FOREBODE
transitive verb
1
: to have an inward conviction of (as coming ill or misfortune)
intransitive verb
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fore·bode also for·bode \(ˌ)fȯr-ˈbōd\
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First Known Use of FOREBODE
1603
Rhymes with FOREBODE
abode, anode, bar code, boatload, busload, byroad, carload, cartload, caseload, cathode, church mode, commode, corrode, crossroad, dead load, decode, diode, displode, download, dress code, dynode, embowed, encode, epode, erode, explode, freeload, front-load, geode, high road, implode, inroad, live load, lymph node, no-load, off-load, outmode, payload, planeload, postcode, post road, railroad, rhapsode, sarod, shipload, side road, Silk Road, skid road, source code, spring-load, square-toed, tetrode, threnode, trainload, triode, truckload, unload, upload, zip code
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