Herald (verb)

  1. To announce or proclaim something, especially an important event or arrival.
  2. To be a sign or indication of something to come.

Origin:

The word "herald" comes from the old french word "heralder" which means "to announce or proclaim," it is first recorded in the 14th century. .

Examples:

  1. The trumpets heralded the arrival of the king.
  2. The early signs of spring herald the arrival of warmer weather.
  3. The news of the birth of the heir to the throne was heralded.
  4. The new era in the company was heralded by the appointment of a new CEO.
  5. The arrival of the new product was heralded by an extensive marketing campaign.
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