1. to give a hint or indication of something that will happen in the future
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘foreshadow’

Examples

• The dark clouds foreshadow an approaching storm.
• Her early success foreshadows a brilliant career ahead.
• The author’s opening chapter foreshadows the tragic ending.
• The economic downturn foreshadows difficult times for many families.
• His nervous behavior foreshadows bad news.
• The strange dream foreshadows events that will unfold later.
• The politician’s speech foreshadows major policy changes.