Premonition is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREMONITION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• previous notice or warning
• a strong feeling that something is about to happen, especially something unpleasant
• Previous warning, notice, or information; forewarning; as, a premonition of danger.
• a feeling of evil to come
• an early warning about a future event
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• previous notice or warning; forewarning

Words related to PREMONITION

premonitions16 premonitory18

Words that contain PREMONITION

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How to use PREMONITION in a sentence

• Hebblethwaite felt a queer premonition that evening.
• He would have liked to keep her longer, but with her strange premonition of him he felt powerless to detain her, or explain his reason for doing so.
• He had a premonition that he might not see him again.
• But as for love, for passion, she sees it with a tragic lucidity that is almost a premonition.
• He wanted to say it, but a premonition warned him that to utter it was to make it real.
• Since yesterday, also, there had hung heavily over her mind a premonition that she, personally, was in danger.
• I have a premonition, Chief Inspector, that whoever else may fall into the net, Sin Sin Wa will slip out.
• It occurred to him, for the moment, that this might be premonition of a disastrous accident, yet vaguely he sensed a plot, an obscure design that filled him with ghastly terror.
• So, with a premonition of danger in his heart, he turned down the steps which led to the temple.
• You must believe me when I tell you that I had not the slightest premonition of such a disgrace.
• As the seconds sped, so increased his premonition that all would not be well there.
• As the habit of his kind is, he had, of course, parted with Finn and the Nuthill folk without the slightest premonition regarding the duration of their separation.
• During the silence that preceded his outspoken premonition of trouble, she had been studying him closely.
• Some few fell behind, and would have thrown themselves flat upon the prairie in the lethargy that is but premonition of death by freezing.
• There is a grief in gladness, for a premonition of our mortal state.
• And down inside of me I had a premonition that I was going to do just what they wanted me to do, and get into all sorts of trouble, and not be thanked for it after all.
• With no premonition of what was to come she took her egg-spoon and cracked her egg, an egg laid by one of her own hens.
• He thought about it now as he sat in the room corner watching Wilks being forced into the plaget game, and he found the premonition strong within him.
• Sitting thus, a premonition of danger oppressed him with such force and suddenness that it caused him to throw himself quickly backward.
• She felt an obscure sense of trouble, a premonition of disaster.
• No foreboding of evil haunted him, no slightest premonition of danger clouded his sky.
• The atmosphere was oppressive and he could not overcome a premonition of evil that effected him all day.
• Only Helen seemed to have some wonderful premonition of the truth, a premonition which she was afraid to admit even to herself.
• A dread premonition told her that she would never see the general again, and this premonition did not deceive her.
• He rode on, his heart heavy with a black premonition.
• Was it a premonition, or what? As he turned the corner and the hospital came into view, a horrible scene met his eyes.
• We felt, both of us, a premonition of the worst disaster.
• With the instinct of awakened tenderness came a sense of responsibility, and a vague premonition of danger.
• Then he wondered about the premonition of which she had spoken, deciding to ask her to be more explicit.
• A ludicrous premonition assailed her that in a little while he would begin to talk about his public duty.
• He had a premonition of what he should see, and he saw it.
• The ordinary observer would have seen in it no premonition of a storm.

Similar words containing MONI without suffix tion and without prefix pre

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