premonition (Meaning)

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premonition (n)

a feeling of evil to come

an early warning about a future event

Her premonition told her that something terrible was about to happen.
The eerie atmosphere gave her a sense of impending doom, a premonition of danger.
I had a powerful premonition that our journey would be fraught with perils and challenges.
Despite my best efforts, I couldn't shake the premonition that my luck was about to run out.
The sudden silence and the strange noises outside filled me with a premonition of disaster.
Her premonition proved to be true when the house burned down, leaving me homeless.
I ignored my premonition and embarked on the expedition, only to regret it later when I found myself lost and alone.
The haunting melody she played on the piano evoked a sense of premonition, a chilling foreboding that sent shivers down my spine.
His premonition of failure led him to abandon his dream, even though he had the talent to succeed.
The fortune teller's premonition about my future filled me with both hope and trepidation.

a feeling of evil to come, an early warning about a future event

worry,feel, foreboding, presage, fear, presentiment, suspicion, doubt,prognostication, portent

No antonyms found.

Her premonition told her that something terrible was about to happen.

The eerie atmosphere gave her a sense of impending doom, a premonition of danger.

I had a powerful premonition that our journey would be fraught with perils and challenges.

Despite my best efforts, I couldn't shake the premonition that my luck was about to run out.