There is a mocking bird who keeps pecking on my windows..... I close the blinds on one window, and he goes to the next one. Do you know why??
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This phrase could suggest a potential sign of trouble or danger looming ahead or a caution to be extra vigilant or aware of your surroundings. It may serve as a reminder to trust your instincts and take necessary precautions in the face of uncertainty.
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There have been at least five Omen films. The Omen(1976), Damien: Omen II (1978), Omen III: The Final Conflict (1981), Omen IV: The Awakening (1991) (TV) and The Omen (2006), which is a remake of the first movie.
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It depends on context. "The meteors were an omen of pending disaster" or "the patrol's appearance was an omen of more to come" are both acceptable.
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Ominous: [Latin, ominosus < Omen] Of or being an omen, esp. an
evil one. So, yes, ominous is the adjective form of omen.
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The good weather was a positive omen. They considered the fight an omen of what was to come. They looked for any omen to show that they were right.
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stealth is not a bbcor and the omen is
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The Production Budget for The Omen was $25,000,000.
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An omen seeker is someone who looks for an omen, which is a sign, that is either good or bad to seek out what the future will be like.
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The dark sky was a bad omen.
He took his demotion as an ill omen for his future with the company.
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Here is an example sentence with the word 'omen':
An eclipse is often seen as a bad omen back in the ancient times.
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No. It is often considered a sign of spring, but that is not an omen.
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This can be a good or bad omen. If you don't like bees it is a bad omen however if you appreciate their role in nature it can be a good omen.
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In different societies and cultures, bats have been regarded by some as a "good omen" and others as a "bad omen".
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He needed all the luck he could get, but this was a bad omen.
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