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prenotion

[pree-noh-shuhn] / priˈnoʊ ʃən /
NOUN
foreboding
Synonyms
STRONGEST
apprehension dread premonition
STRONG
anxiety apprehensiveness augury chill fear foreshadowing foretoken forewarning portent prediction presage presentiment prognostic prophecy vibes warning
WEAK
bad vibes funny feeling handwriting on the wall sinking feeling wind change
Antonyms
WEAK
fortune good omen luck providence
NOUN
foresight
Synonyms
STRONGEST
insight prudence
STRONG
anticipation care carefulness caution circumspection clairvoyance discernment discreetness discretion economy foreknowledge forethought perception precaution precognition preconception premeditation premonition prescience prospect providence provision sagacity
WEAK
canniness far-sightedness long-sightedness
Antonyms
STRONG
carelessness ignorance indiscretion neglect negligence thoughtlessness
WEAK
hindsight
NOUN
misgiving
Synonyms
STRONGEST
anxiety apprehension distrust doubt foreboding hesitation mistrust qualm reservation suspicion unease
STRONG
apprehensiveness fear premonition presage presentiment scruple unbelief worry
Antonyms
STRONGEST
assurance belief calmness certainty confidence ease faith trust
STRONG
unconcern
WEAK
doubtlessness sureness
NOUN
premonition
Synonyms
STRONGEST
foreboding hunch omen portent
STRONG
apprehension apprehensiveness feeling forewarning idea intuition misgiving presage presentiment sign suspicion vibes vibrations warning winds worriment
WEAK
feeling in bones funny feeling handwriting on the wall sinking feeling wind change winds of change
Antonyms
STRONG
knowledge trust
NOUN
presage
Synonyms
STRONG
apprehension apprehensiveness augury auspice boding forecast foretoken forewarning harbinger intimation misgiving omen portent premonition presentiment prognostic prognostication prophecy sign warning
WEAK
bodement
NOUN
presentiment
Synonyms
STRONG
apprehension apprehensiveness discomposure disquietude disturbance fear feeling foreboding forecast forethought hunch intuition misgiving perturbation premonition presage vibes worriment
WEAK
feeling in bones funny feeling handwriting on the wall sinking feeling
Antonyms
STRONG
calm

Example Sentences

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Durban considered itself badly treated in not having been invited en masse to witness the ceremony; also, in being cheated of introspective discussion of the match, by having no faintest prenotion of it.

From Poppy The Story of a South African Girl by Stockley, Cynthia

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