Betoken
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British pronunciation/bɪˈtoʊkən/
American pronunciation/bɪˈtoʊkən/

Definition & Meaning of "betoken"

to betoken
01

to serve as a sign or warning that suggests or foretells a future event

Transitive: to betoken sth
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The sudden drop in barometric pressure can betoken an approaching storm.
The dark clouds gathering on the horizon betokened an imminent downpour.
02

to serve as a clear signal, symptom, or indication of something

Transitive: to betoken sth
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The patient 's elevated temperature may betoken the presence of a fever.
A sudden increase in traffic on the roads can betoken the start of rush hour.
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