premonition
ˌpriːməˈnɪʃən
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Definition of premonition - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
future feelingfeeling that something will happen, often something bad
  • She had a premonition that trouble was coming.
foreboding hunch presentiment
2.
supernaturalTECH.clairvoyant experience about the futureTECH.
  • The dream was a premonition of the accident.
precognition second sight
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Origin of premonition

Latin, praemonitio (forewarning)

Terms with premonition included in their meaning

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premonition
feeling that something bad is going to happen
premonition
feeling that something is about to happen
premonition
sense of something about to happen
warning
serving as a warning or premonition
premonition
intuition about a future event

Examples of premonition in a sentence

  • My premonition about the meeting proved accurate.
  • She had a premonition of the storm.
  • His premonition warned him of danger.

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  1. French:pressentiment, ...
  2. German:Vorahnung, ...
  3. Italian:premonizione, intuizione, ...
  4. Spanish:premonición, ...
  5. Portuguese:premonição, visão, ...
  6. Chinese:预感, 先兆, ...
  7. Japanese:予感, 予知, ...
  8. Arabic:هَاجِس, إِحْسَاس مُسْبَق, ...
  9. Hebrew:תְּחוּשָׁה מוּקְדֶּמֶת, תְּחוּשָׁה מֻקְדֶּמֶת, ...
  10. Russian:предчувствие, предзнаменование, ...
  11. Ukrainian:передчуття, ...
  12. Hindi:पूर्वाभास, पूर्वसूचना, ...

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