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1. (n.) premonition
a feeling of anticipation of or anxiety over a future event; presentiment:
a premonition of danger.
Etymology: (1425–75; late ME premunicioun < LL praemonitiō forewarning)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) foreboding, premonition, presentiment, boding
a feeling of evil to come
"a steadily escalating sense of foreboding"; "the lawyer had a presentiment that the judge would dismiss the case"
2. (noun) forewarning, premonition
an early warning about a future event
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1. (noun) premonition
previous warning, notice, or information; forewarning; as, a premonition of danger
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Sense: a feeling that something (especially something unpleasant) is going to happen.
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Afrikaans: voorgevoel |
Arabic: تَحْذير سابِق |
Bulgarian: предчувствие |
Brazilian: premonição |
Czech: (zlé) tušení |
German: die Vorahnung |
Danish: bange anelse |
Greek: προαίσθημα |
Spanish: premonición |
Estonian: eelaimus |
Farsi: دلشوره؛ برات شدن |
Finnish: ennakkoaavistus |
French: pressentiment |
Hebrew: תְּחוּשָה מוקדֶמֶת |
Hindi: पूर्व सूचना |
Croatian: predosjećaj, nagovještaj |
Hungarian: előérzet |
Indonesian: firasat |
Icelandic: fyrirboði; hugboð |
Italian: premonizione, presentimen |
Japanese: 予感 |
Korean: 예감, 징조 |
Lithuanian: (negeras) nujautimas |
Latvian: []nojauta |
Malay: prarasa |
Dutch: voorgevoel |
Norwegian: forutanelse, (for)varsel |
Polish: (złe) przeczucie |
Persian: دلشوره؛ انتظار رسيدن بدى |
Pashto: د يوى بدى پيښى د رارسيدلو |
Portuguese: premonição |
Romanian: premoniţie; presentiment |
Russian: предчувствие |
Slovak: (zlé) tušenie |
Slovenian: slutnja |
Serbian: predosećanje |
Swedish: föraning |
Thai: ความสังหรณ์ใจ |
Turkish: önsezi, içe doğma |
Taiwanese: 預感,前兆 |
Ukrainian: передчуття |
Urdu: پيش آگاہي |
Vietnamese: điềm báo trước |
Chinese: 预感,前兆 |
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