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Meaning of ominousness
The state or quality of being ominous, or giving the impression that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen.
Etymology of ominousness
The word "ominousness" originates from the Latin word "ominosus," meaning "full of foreboding" or "menacing," which is derived from "omen," meaning "sign" or "portent."
Historically, the term has been used to describe events, signs, or situations that are perceived as threatening or foreboding.
Synonyms
forebodingness
threateningness
menacingness
ominousness
sinisterness
gloominess
somberness
darkness
dreadfulness
fearfulness
frightfulness
alarm
apprehension
trepidation
intimidation
coercion
menaceness
portentousness
augury
presage
boding
foreshadowing
premonition
warning
caution
alarmism
perilousness
hazardousness
riskiness
danger
threat
intimidation
Definitions
- The quality of being ominous, or giving the impression that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen.
- * A feeling of foreboding or apprehension about the future.
Usage Examples
- The ominousness of the dark and stormy night made it difficult to sleep.
- * The company's financial reports were marked by an ominousness that hinted at impending bankruptcy.
Antonyms
reassurance
comfort
solace
consolation
relief
calmness
serenity
tranquility
peacefulness
harmlessness
benignity
gentleness
kindness
benevolence
auspiciousness
favorableness
propitiousness
luckiness
fortunate