verb
Examples of boded in a Sentence
Such successes, if they were not embraced in the spirit of moderation, boded no good to the Whigs.
Certain signs boded evil, and certain others boded evil, and certain others boded good.
The French, excited by all that had happened, were talking loudly among themselves, but as they passed Dolokhov who gently switched his boots with his whip and watched them with cold glassy eyes that boded no good, they became silent.
As far as their sound goes, the band developed from much more of a psychedelic sound that boded well for the 'hippie' revolution that was occurring across the water in the United States at the time of the band's start.
The emperor had refused to complete the humiliation of the family of John Frederick; he had embarked upon a course of action which boded danger to the elector's Lutheran subjects, and his increased power was a menace to the position of Maurice.
On the 24th of November Mary was at Craigmillar castle, near Edinburgh, where undoubtedly she held a conference with her chief advisers that boded no good to Darnley; and there were rumours of Darnley's design to seize the infant prince and rule in his name.