Presentiments is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRESENTIMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PRESENTIMENT, a feeling that something will or is about to happen
• an intuitive feeling about the future, especially one of foreboding
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a feeling that something will or is about to happen; premonition

Words related to PRESENTIMENTS

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How to use PRESENTIMENTS in a sentence

• The abuse of presentiments has been carried to the very Scriptures.
• With the coming of day the sad presentiments and the terrors of darkness were partly dissipated.
• The first meeting of Chopin and Sand was a curious proof of the value of presentiments, and should interest those who have such things and believe them.
• He was beset by presentiments and fierce anxieties, and tormented by a hatred of the place and the clime.
• And it was truly with trembling, in the face of all presentiments of what the gift might possibly, must certainly, import to her.
• Coincidences like these more or less influence nervous persons, not by filling them with presentiments, but rather by throwing a dark shadow upon all their thoughts.
• Presentiments of strange discoveries hovered round me.
• He was weary of passionate outbursts, tears, agonies, alarms, presentiments, and all the paraphernalia of secret love.
• It was not the war which troubled him, he went into that heart and soul, with no presentiments, and with all the ardor of youth.
• I never had any faith in their fantastic presentiments, and I am too old to change my views now.
• In the great days, presentiments hover before me, far before me in the firmament.
• Vaguely horrible presentiments throbbed in her with her pulses, flowed through her with her blood.
• You conveniently forget when your dreams and your presentiments prove false.
• I come into this world ignorant, yet full of presentiments and questions.
• The presentiments this child had of her death and other things simply marvellous.
• It is foolish to dwell too much on the idea of presentiments, but I certainly had a feeling that the time of our reunion had never been so indefinite or so distant as then.
• If destined to a future life, all we could reasonably expect to know of it now would be through hinting germs and mystic presentiments of it.
• I am apt to attend to my presentiments, and I am off to-morrow.
• And I, with a heart worn out in past struggles, a soul full of dark presentiments as to the future, I cannot repay your exquisite love with an equal affection.
• The king, as well as the queen, had presentiments that a sad calamity was about to happen them.
• Filomena, sick with vague dreads and presentiments, retired to her chamber and her bed.
• Josephine was aware of all this, and sat in her room a prey to well-grounded suspicion and sorrowful presentiments.
• The General himself began to be troubled with ugly presentiments.
• Yet there were times when, like any other ordinary person, he suffered acutely from presentiments.
• But with his rejoicings over this happy event are mingled the sad presentiments of keen-sighted old age.
• Once again he returned, and folded her passionately in his arms, and, completely overpowered by his painful presentiments, he bowed his head on her shoulder, and wept bitterly.
• There was silence for a while round the green-topped table, whilst thoughts, feelings, presentiments of very varied kinds congregated there.
• She is alarmed by bad dreams and by presentiments of evil to come.
• As obstinate in his ideas as in his presentiments, he was in no haste to abandon this part of the coast, the scene of the catastrophe.
• Herbert, however, agitated by vague presentiments, several times manifested an intention to go to meet Neb.
• The presentiments which had troubled Herbert did not cease to agitate him also.
• I never laughed at presentiments in my life, because I have had strange ones of my own.
• Are there really such things as actual presentiments? God alone knows.
• Everything conspired to prove to d’Artagnan that his presentiments had not deceived him, and that a great misfortune had happened.
• He was depressed by sad presentiments, and was in constant apprehension of assassination, for it was well-known that there were plots against his life.
• He will not hear of presentiments, and, unlike Hegel, he scouts the Highland second-sight.
• Presentiments are more closely connected than is generally supposed with a weak state of stomach.

Similar words containing SENTIMENT without suffix s and without prefix pre

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