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- noun Plural form of
harbinger .
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Examples
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Little wonder they were called harbingers of war, Emerahl thought.
Voice of the Gods Canavan, Trudi 2006
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The King was in the town, as was indicated by the presence of some of his harbingers, that is to say
Captain Mansana and Mother's Hands Bj��rnstjerne Bj��rnson 1871
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We, the citizens of this hapless continent, are now being described as the harbingers of doom of a technological kind.
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Again and again, I heard people say that the three of four well-publicized instances of soldiers going berserk when they got home were merely "harbingers," "the tip of an iceberg."
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Again and again, I heard people say that the three of four well-publicized instances of soldiers going berserk when they got home were merely "harbingers," "the tip of an iceberg."
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Again and again, I heard people say that the three of four well-publicized instances of soldiers going berserk when they got home were merely "harbingers," "the tip of an iceberg."
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Although they have been called the "harbingers" of the Anabaptists, the characteristic teaching of the Zwickau prophets was not Anabaptism.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Part 1, Slice 3 "Banks" to "Bassoon" Various
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Thus, the US of this world has averted the disasters that befell alternate Americas and the so-called "harbingers" are highly regarded.
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Thus, the US of this world has averted the disasters that befell alternate Americas and the so-called "harbingers" are highly regarded.
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Thus, the US of this world has averted the disasters that befell alternate Americas and the so-called "harbingers" are highly regarded.
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