omen

Converse of object

• remake: Also debuting over the weekend were horror remake The Omen and A Prairie Home Companion.
• consider: At the time these unaccountable deaths were considered an omen of war.
• see: He makes them see the bad omen with their own eyes.
• read: The diviners will then read the omens to find out whether all the rules have been obeyed or not.
• seem: The gleaming tarmac of the last 10 km to the Chinese border seemed an omen of things to come.
• provide: The sighting was too brief to be sure, but it seemed to provide an omen for the actual tour.

Adjective modifier

• ill: In some regions, they are killed by local people who believe they are ill omens.
• bad: He makes them see the bad omen with their own eyes.
• evil: This hadith says that women are part of an evil omen.
• favorable: My good house floats like a cloud; its name too is a favorable omen.
• lucky: He finished the first lap in 13th place, which proved to be yet another lucky omen.
• good: A good omen next time Beckham screws up or gets injured!

Modifies a noun

trilogy: The Omen is also available as part of " The Omen Trilogy " box-set.

Noun used with modifier

death: Every culture around the world has its own unique definition of death omens.

Preposition: of

• luck: All spiders except tarantulas are an omen of good luck - the larger the spider, the bigger the rewards.
• death: Aged people said its appearance was an omen of death in the family who formerly owned the estate.
• thing: Booth started the first half by hitting the bar, an omen of things to come for the home defense.
• doom: This could not have been true; it was plainly an omen of doom.
• fortune: The first omen of bad fortune came as Rangers lost the toss and Crewe chose to attack the School End in the first half.

Preposition: for

future: This of course is not a good omen for the future of quality farming in Scotland.