prenotion (Meaning)

prenotion

presentiment, premonition, preconception

My prenotion about the outcome of the election proved to be accurate.
Despite my prenotion of danger, I ventured into the unknown forest.
The teacher's prenotion of her student's intelligence was confirmed by their exceptional grades.
With a prenotion of failure, the entrepreneur embarked on his risky venture.
The detective's prenotion of the suspect's guilt led to their eventual arrest.
My prenotion that the journey would be arduous was dispelled by the ease of the path.
The surgeon had a prenotion of the patient's recovery, which ultimately proved to be true.
The musician's prenotion of the concert's success instilled confidence in the audience.
The traveler's prenotion of the hotel's luxury proved to be an understatement.
Despite the meteorologist's prenotion of a sunny day, the sky became overcast and began to rain.

presentiment, premonition, preconception

premonition, presentiment, foreknowledge, foresight, sixth sense,extrasensory perception, foreboding, clairvoyance, omniscience, prescience

No antonyms found.

My prenotion about the outcome of the election proved to be accurate.

Despite my prenotion of danger, I ventured into the unknown forest.

The teacher's prenotion of her student's intelligence was confirmed by their exceptional grades.

With a prenotion of failure, the entrepreneur embarked on his risky venture.