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Definition of premonitory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
warningRare serving as a warning or premonitionRare
- The dark clouds were premonitory of the storm.
2.
futureRare indicating future misfortune or dangerRare
- His premonitory dreams often predicted bad events.
Origin of premonitory
Latin, praemonere (to warn beforehand)
Examples of premonitory in a sentence
Her dream was premonitory of future events. The premonitory signs were ignored by the villagers. She felt a premonitory chill before the storm hit.
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- French:prémonitoire, ...
- German:warnend, vorahnend, ...
- Italian:avvertente, profetico, ...
- Spanish:premonitorio, de mal agüero, ...
- Portuguese:premonitório, ...
- Chinese:预示的, 警示的, ...
- Japanese:前兆の, 予兆的な, ...
- Arabic:تحذيري, نَذِير, ...
- Hebrew:מַזְהִיר, מְאוּמָן, ...
- Russian:предвестник, предостерегающий, ...
- Ukrainian:передвісний, зловісний, ...
- Hindi:पूर्वाभास, पूर्वसूचक, ...
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