“Why the deuce should I repline, And be an ill foreboder?”

“The cold was a foreboder of the nightmares of the winter that lay ahead.”

“But it was a foreboding of evil, and it was with a heavy heart that I repaired to the quay and rowed myself back to the ship in the moonlight.”

“With a sense of foreboding, Carr approached the ladder, put his foot on the bottom rung, and began his climb.”

“I had a foreboding that something was wrong.”

“It might be argued that he exists triply in his forebodingness.”

“Osric brings Laertes' challenge to a fencing bout, which a fatalistic Hamlet, despite his forebodings, accepts.”

“When parents bid an emotional farewell to their offspring at the start of a gap year adventure, their minds are often filled with forebodings.”

“We also know, from recent Japanese research, that US forebodings were well-grounded.”