Definition: Okay, the user wants me to define the word 'harbinge' in two sentences. First, I need to understand what the word refers to. From my knowledge, 'harbinging' means sending messages or communications, especially by someone else. So the first sentence could be that it's about sending messages. Now, for the second sentence, I should make sure it's clear and maybe add an example of when it's used. Maybe mention a scenario like during emergencies where people need to coordinate. That way, it's two sentences with enough context. Wait, is there any chance the user might have a different meaning? Or maybe they're looking for a specific context like in a game or something else. But based on standard definitions, I think this should work. Let me check again: yes, 'harbinging' as sending messages is correct. Alright, that's two sentences.

Sentence 1:

"Harbinging refers to the act of sending messages or communications by someone else, often used in emergencies."

Sentence 2:

"In a game scenario, harbinging involves coordinating with teammates to ensure all players are on their way."

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Definition: 1. Harbinge is a seasonal warning or foreboding associated with harvesting, preparing, or the start of winter. It may refer to the appearance of the first signs of spring or the arrival of cold weather. 2. The word 'harbinge' suggests a sense of foreshadowing, a feeling of impending doom. It is used in folklore and mythology to indicate the presence of unpredictable forces.

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