1. a feeling or presentiment of something about to happen, especially something bad; an omen or portent
Usage: often used in the phrase 'ill aboding' or 'evil aboding'

1. present participle of 'abode': to dwell or reside in a place
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The dark clouds had an ill aboding for the outdoor wedding.
• She felt a strange aboding as she entered the old house.
• The fortune teller spoke of aboding signs in the cards.
• His aboding of disaster proved accurate when the storm arrived.
• They were aboding in the countryside for the summer.