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has presaged

  • present perfect of presage (3rd person singular).

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From time to time the yield curve can invert, a phenomenon that is considered bad news for the short-term economic outlook and has presaged past recessions.

From Reuters Nov. 1, 2021

The spread between the yields of shorter- and longer-duration Treasury bonds slipped below zero earlier this year, a so-called yield curve inversion which has presaged recessions in the past.

From Reuters Aug. 23, 2019

Lately New Hampshire hasn't just picked Presidents; it has presaged presidencies.

From Time Magazine Archive

In nearly every case, kicking the jester has presaged the fall of the throne.

From Time Magazine Archive

Last year his experiments brought him the Lasker Award, the 22nd time since 1946 that this distinction has presaged a Nobel.

From Time Magazine Archive