Something which foretells or predicts; an omen, a sign. See prognostic, n.1 2.

Prediction, prophecy; augury, omen.

Frequently in plural. An act or instance of prognosticating; a prediction of a future event or outcome; a forecast, a prophecy.

An omen or sign; the action of prenosticate, v.

The action of forespeak, v.; †a preliminary speech, preface; †a prediction.

An omen, a prognostication.

An instance of this; a prediction or prophecy.

A declaration of what is destined to happen, prediction. Obsolete.

A fore-saying, prediction.

A prediction, a prophecy, a prognostication. Obsolete.

A foreboding; a presage, omen, a prediction.

A notion or mental perception of something before it exists or happens, a premonition, prediction, or prognostication; foreknowledge, prescience. Obs…

A prediction.

A prophetical utterance; a prophecy. Obsolete.

A prediction, a forecast, esp. of the future course of events based on present observation; the probable outcome of a process or event.

Forecast, prognostication.

A sign or indication of some future event; (also) a prediction, forecast, prognostication.

An expression characteristic of a prophet. Obsolete.

Frequently in plural. A prediction or judgement of the future drawn from such an indication; a forecast, prophecy, anticipation.

Something that is believed to prophesy, or give oracular replies or advice.

A foretelling, a prophecy; a prefiguring. Also in Emerson's terminology: the pre-existing poetic essence of a thing.