preindicate
[pree-in-di-keyt]
verb (used with object), pre·in·di·cat·ed, pre·in·di·cat·ing.
to indicate in advance; presage: The early thaw preindicated an avalanche.
Origin of preindicate
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Related Words for preindicate
signify, foresee, portend, foreshadow, forebode, foretell, augur, warn, harbinger, omen, feel, prophesy, sense, betoken, adumbrate, forecast, herald, vaticinate, promise, announceExamples from the Web for preindicate
Historical Examples of preindicate
They seem to preindicate the hold of the life force on the material, and always appear when that force is broken.