Definition of "harbingered" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of harbinger. (verb)

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• "Well, since I harbingered my OWN doom and gloom about the publishing industry mostly, I just looked and thought and came to the same conclusions you're making, I'm content to read posts about dogs and pets and bread and Windows Going Boom."
• "Such was the state of affairs, when the entrance of the chief butler harbingered other occurrences, and much more serious than Petereeine's damaged jaw."
• "With the approach of evening, in place of that physical contentment which usually heralds the dinner-hour, at sea, I experienced a fit of the seemingly causeless apprehension which too often in the past had harbingered the coming of grim events; which I had learnt to associate with the nearing presence of one of Fu-Manchu's death-agents."