Prefigure

Synonyms of prefigure

• predict
• forecast
• foretell

Antonyms of prefigure

• ignore
• misunderstand
• misinterpret

Collocations of prefigure

prefigure the future

Frequency: 80 %

Her dreams often prefigure the future, making her a sought-after psychic.

prefigure events

Frequency: 70 %

The strange occurrences in the town seemed to prefigure events to come.

prefigure a change

Frequency: 65 %

The sudden arrival of a stranger seemed to prefigure a change in the small town.

prefigure a disaster

Frequency: 60 %

The dark clouds gathering overhead seemed to prefigure a disaster looming.

Idiomatic Expressions for prefigure

• Phrase: prefigure a change
  Meaning: to indicate or suggest a forthcoming change or transformation
  Usage: The new policies implemented by the government prefigured a shift towards a more environmentally friendly approach.