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      augur
      noun
      (ancient Rome) a religious official who interpreted omens to guide public policy
      verb
      predict from an omen
      indicate, as with a sign or an omen
      Roots
      auguraugur- · Latin · seer, diviner
      Synonyms for augur
      presagevportendvbodevforeshadowvprognosticatevbetokenvomennprefigurevpredictvpresagervforebodevforeshowvsoothsayadjforecastnforetokennvaticinatevprophesyvprognosticatornharuspex
      Words related to augur
      foretellvaugurshipnauspicatevauguralaugurynforebodervbodementnpresagefuladjpresagementnforebodementnportentnprognosticatoryadjforetoldforesayadjforespeakbodefuladjprognosticationnprefiguratevprefigurementnfatidicaladjfatidicallyadv

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