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heraldsnounpl. of herald a person who actively supports or favors a causean outspoken herald of prison reform advocates, advocators, apostles, backers, boosters, champions, espousers, exponents, expounders, friends, gospelers(or gospellers), hierophants, high priests, paladins, promoters, proponents, protagonists, supporters, true believers, tub-thumpers, white knights loyalists, partisans(also partizans), stalwartsadherents, cohorts, disciples, followersinterpretersapplauders, cheerleaders, encouragers, fellow travelers adversaries, antagonists, opponents enemies, foes, rivalsbelittlers, critics, faultfinders one that announces or indicates the later arrival of anotherthe American robin—the herald of spring in the North angels, foregoers, forerunners, harbingers, outriders, precursors foreboders, foreshadowers, foretastes, forewarningsadvertisers, announcers, blazoners, criers, proclaimerscouriers, messengers, runnersauguries, auspices, bodings, forebodings, foreshadowings, omens, portents, presagesmarks, signs, symptomsbellwethers heraldsverbpresent tense third-person singular of heraldto give a slight indication of beforehandthe reshuffle of the company's management heralded the sweeping changes to come adumbrates, foreruns, foreshadows, harbingers, prefigures anticipates, foreknows, foreseesforecasts, foretells, predicts, prognosticates, prophesiesforewarnsaugurs, bodes, forebodes(also forbodes), portends, presages, promisesalludes, connotes, hints, implies, insinuates, intimates, suggests to make known openly or publiclyherald the great tidings to all the world advertises, announces, annunciates, blares, blazes, blazons, broadcasts, declares, enunciates, flashes, gives out, placards, posts, proclaims, promulgates, publicizes, publishes, releases, sounds, trumpets barks, calls (off or out), criesbillboards, bills, bulletins, gazettes(chiefly British)knells, rings, tollsblurbs, features, pitches, plugs, promotes, puffsdisseminates, spreadsdiscloses, divulges, introduces, kithes(chiefly Scottish), manifests, reports, reveals, showsadvises, apprises, hands down, informs, notifiescommunicates, imparts, intimates beats the drum (for or about), runs with conceals, hushes (up), silences, suppresses, withholdsrecalls, recants, retracts, revokes |