1. present participle of augur; to predict or foretell, especially based on signs or omens
2. to be a sign or indication of something future; to suggest or hint at

1. the act or practice of predicting future events or interpreting omens
Usage: less common than the verb form

Examples

• The dark clouds were auguring a severe storm.
• Early sales figures are auguring well for the new product launch.
• The ancient priests spent their time auguring from bird flight and animal entrails.
• These positive test results are auguring success for the medical treatment.
• The economist was auguring economic growth in the coming quarter.
• The team's strong performance in practice is auguring a championship season.