presignificancy
noun as in strong fondness
Strongest matches
presignificant, indicative, portentous, ominous, foreshadowing, indicatory
Example Sentences
Example:The presignificancy of the new initiative is presignificant for the company's future success.
Definition:Having the potential to be significant or meaningful, but not yet having such qualities.
Example:The presignificancy of the school's new policies is indicative of a shift in educational emphasis.
Definition:Serving to show, suggest, or indicate; pointing to; tending to prove.
Example:The presignificancy of the market trends is portentous for the company's financial planning.
Definition:Significant or marked by significant factors, often presaging the future or impending events.
Example:The presignificancy of the event is ominous and requires immediate attention.
Definition:Precisely signifying, promising, or foreshadowing an ill conclusion or foreboding; threatening.
Example:The presignificancy of the new policy is foreshadowing a significant change in the company's operations.
Definition:To suggest or indicate by signs or warnings; to presage.
Example:The presignificancy of the feedback is indicatory of the project's success.
Definition:Serving to show or indicate; suggestive; indicative.
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