Synonym: announce, cry out, messenger, proclaim, shout. Similar words: emerald, feral, overall, several, mineral, funeral, after all, liberal. Meaning: ['herəld] 
n. 1. (formal) a person who announces important news 2. an indication of the approach of something or someone. v. 1. foreshadow or presage 2. praise vociferously 3. greet enthusiastically or joyfully.
n. 1. (formal) a person who announces important news 2. an indication of the approach of something or someone. v. 1. foreshadow or presage 2. praise vociferously 3. greet enthusiastically or joyfully. 
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1. In England the cuckoo is the herald of spring.
2. The first buds herald spring.
3. I welcome the report as a herald of more freedom, not less.
4. The king's herald walked before.
5. The cuckoo is the herald of spring.
6. The coming year may herald a change in strategy for major publishers.
7. Henry despatched his royal herald, Rouge Croix, in return.
8. Gandhi the general, Tagore the herald.
9. The Herald newspaper hired her in 1968.
10. He tossed her last week's edition of the "Herald".
11. Should Clinton win, that official announcement would herald the biggest clearout of personnel the White House has seen.
12. What changes do the attacks herald for everyday life in the US?
13. Sunday's papers, including the Sunday Herald, reported that an unidentified man was still being questioned in connection with Puddephat's murder.
14. Pale lemon primroses and polyanthus in paint-box colours herald in spring joyfully.
15. The Herald file on Hugh Puddephat contained only two more cuttings, both considerably older than those connected with the inquest.
16. According to the International Herald Tribune of June 11 the tribal separatist movement there had killed an estimated 2,000 people since 1975.
17. The editors and staff at the Grand Forks Herald would have us believe that they objectively report the news.
18. The result could herald the revival of the dormant kit car industry.
19. The old Herald, moral and earnest, was metamorphosed, with supreme irony, into the unspeakable Sun.
20. The government claims that the fall in unemployment is the herald of economic recovery.
21. He picked up extra money as a local stringer for the New York Herald.
22. To dread the slightest sneeze or cough that might herald the onset of polio or tuberculosis.
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23. As children, she and her sister Ruth had reckoned the first outing to pick primroses as the true herald of spring.
24. No one wants to be the bearer of bad tidings, or the herald of impending doom.
25. Years ago in Los Angeles, she mailed out wedding announcements to herald its purchase.
26. Its circulation soared above 100,000 a day, outstripping the state-owned Herald, which has become a government mouthpiece.
27. It's hard to imagine that the smart two-seater started out as a Triumph Herald which failed its MoT.
28. I was sick of following baseball through the abbreviated box scores of the international Herald Tribune.
29. Essays may be edited for spelling or grammar, and must comply with Herald standards for appropriateness and good taste.
30. While she was making the coffee, boiling her kettle, he glanced across at her Herald Tribune.
More similar words: emerald, feral, overall, several, mineral, funeral, after all, liberal, general, federal, literally, generally, visceral, bicameral, bilateral, illiberal, in general, ephemeral, generality, liberalism, liberalize, federalist, federalism, unilateral, equilateral, general ledger, estates general, federalist party, general election, the general public.