presentiment (Meaning)

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presentiment (n)

a feeling of evil to come

A foreboding presentiment chilled her spine, warning her of impending danger.
The strange silence and the uneasy atmosphere created a presentiment of impending doom.
As the storm clouds gathered, a heavy presentiment settled upon the village, making the air thick with anticipation.
A restless presentiment gnawed at her mind, urging her to seek answers and avert an unknown threat.
The old woman's presentiment of a distant tragedy left her unable to sleep, her heart filled with a heavy dread.
With a presentiment of betrayal, he scanned the faces of his comrades, searching for a traitor.
The presentiment of an imminent breakthrough inspired the researchers to work tirelessly, driven by an unknown certainty.
A strange and unsettling presentiment led him to the attic, where he discovered a hidden secret that would change his life forever.
The presentiment of a future reunion kept her heart afloat, sustaining her through lonely nights.
Ignoring the presentiment of disaster, he embarked on a perilous journey, his fate hanging in the balance.

a feeling of evil to come

feel, worry, foreboding, suspicion, fear,premonition,presage, foreknowledge, anxiety, prognostication

No antonyms found.

A foreboding presentiment chilled her spine, warning her of impending danger.

The strange silence and the uneasy atmosphere created a presentiment of impending doom.

As the storm clouds gathered, a heavy presentiment settled upon the village, making the air thick with anticipation.

A restless presentiment gnawed at her mind, urging her to seek answers and avert an unknown threat.