premonition
IPA: prɛmʌnˈɪʃʌn
noun
- A clairvoyant or clairaudient experience, such as a dream, which resonates with some event in the future.
- A strong intuition that something is about to happen (usually something negative, but not exclusively).
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Examples of "premonition" in Sentences
- He really has the ability of premonition.
- It is a premonition you had of the future.
- He was clairvoyant, and had many premonitions.
- Or does he really have the ability of premonition
- She is experiencing strange premonitions of danger.
- Phoebe was initially born with the power of premonition.
- Premonition power allows her to see the past and the future.
- I also liked the way premonition is explained in this regard.
- The final warning is a premonition of the signalman's own death.
- Once at the hospital, the premonition seems to have some validity.
- She is Mexican and holds the power of premonition, seeing into the future.
- I had that thing called a premonition that something was dreadfully wrong.
- We are fascinated by the idea of premonition, oracles and anything that would allow a sneak peak at the unknown.
- Central America, like those we are living through today, perhaps it was in premonition of the present crossroads, that Rubén
- A premonition is an early warning of future events and is dominated by physical sensations: an inexplicable feeling of unease or excitement that something bad or good is about to happen.
- His was not an imaginative nature, but a premonition is a premonition, and he had just joined the Big Five, so that his responsibilities, should anything difficult turn up, would be by no means decreased.
- Many have been dynamic to thoughts Gods will as good as to follow a heading of a Holy Spirit, nonetheless they miss a positive forwardpropelling heart since they have been not certain if a superintendence of their premonition is unconditionally dependable.
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