Inauspicious
Inauspicious adjective - Being or showing a sign of evil or calamity to come.
Predictive and inauspicious are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Predictive" instead an adjective "Inauspicious".
Predictive
Predictive adjective - Being a sign of a later course of events.
Usage example: unfortunately, the stock market crash of 1929 turned out to be a predictive event, for the next decade was consumed by the Great Depression
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Synonyms for Predictive
Inauspicious and predictive are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Inauspicious" instead an adjective "Predictive".
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Related pairs
- foreboding and inauspicious
- foreboding and predictive
- baleful and inauspicious
- baleful and predictive
- sinister and inauspicious
- sinister and predictive
- ominous and inauspicious
- ominous and predictive
- threatening and inauspicious
- threatening and predictive
- dire and inauspicious
- dire and predictive
- portentous and inauspicious
- portentous and predictive
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