Definition of Premonition
an intense feeling something is about to occur, generally a negative event
Examples of Premonition in a sentence
Before the accident, Sang mentioned he had a premonition something bad was going to happen on the road trip. π
Everyone laughed at the leaderβs premonition of his death until he was murdered. π
Although I had a dream of death that I took as a premonition, nobody I know has died yet. π
The investor sold all of his stocks after having a premonition about the market crashing. π
When my mother had a premonition about a plane crash, she begged me not to fly home. π
I would never pay a psychic to hear her premonition about my future. π
As I drove past the train crash, I was glad I had not ignored my premonition about an overturned train. π
My grandmotherβs premonition of disaster caused her to stay secluded in her house for a month. π
In the film, the wife did everything she could to make sure her premonition about her husbandβs death did not come true. π
Mary did not want her son to join the military because of the premonition she had about him dying in battle. π
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