OMENED Meaning and
Definition
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Omened is a past participle adjective derived from the verb "omen." The term omen is commonly used to describe a phenomenon or event that is believed to have some supernatural, divine, or metaphysical significance, particularly in relation to foretelling the future. When an event or phenomenon is described as "omened," it means it has been marked or accompanied by an omen.
Typically, an omen is regarded as a sign or signal with fortunetelling qualities, serving as a forewarning or foreshadowing of what is to follow. It is often believed to be a manifestation of a higher power or the universe trying to communicate a hidden message. Omened events and occurrences are often deemed to hold great significance or importance in shaping the future or predicting certain outcomes.
The term "omened" can connote both positive and negative connotations, depending on the context. While some omens are interpreted as signs of good fortune, prosperity, or success, others may signify danger, misfortune, or impending doom. Interpretation of an omen is usually based on cultural beliefs, superstitions, or personal intuitions influenced by individual experiences.
In summary, "omened" refers to an event, occurrence, or phenomenon that has been accompanied or marked by an omen, which is believed to possess supernatural or metaphysical significance regarding future events or outcomes.
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Containing a sign or token for good or evil.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
Common Misspellings for OMENED
Etymology of OMENED
The word "omened" is the past tense and past participle of the verb "omen". Its etymology can be traced back to the Latin word "omen", meaning "a sign" or "a prognostication". The Latin word itself derives from the verb "omenari", which means "to predict" or "to forebode". Eventually, this word entered into English as "omen", referring to an event or phenomenon believed to be a sign or indication of future events. Through regular verb conjugation, "omen" became "omened" to indicate past tense or past participle.
Conjugate verb Omened
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