What does misboding mean?
Misboding means present participle and gerund of misbode.
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present participle and gerund of misbode.
My panting heart Could not resist the strong misboding throbs, That rack'd my breast.
The tone of this letter convinced Somerset of the inutility of resistance : and with a misboding heart he invited his adversaries to Windsor '.
His thoughts appeared to recur perpetually to the same theme with a misboding iteration.
The king thus a prisoner in his own palace, with a misboding mind retired to rest a little before midnight.
Still, with all his misbodings, and with the signs of disaffection everywhere, he could have been but imperfectly aware of what was daily and hourly passing in the Castle of Framlingham, on which the royal standard waved.
But the reality far surpasses my most gloomy misbodings.
Yet this misboding which weighs on my brow Is a domestic ill.
Use misboding when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Misboding means present participle and gerund of misbode.
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My panting heart Could not resist the strong misboding throbs, That rack'd my breast.
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