CEFR B2

prenotion

noun

Meaning

A feeling or belief that something will happen in the future, especially something unpleasant.

Examples

He had a strong prenotion that the deal would fall through.
Despite the sunny weather, a strange prenotion of danger lingered in the air.

Synonyms: hunch, foreboding, premonition, presentiment

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prenotion (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /prɪˈnəʊʃən/

Definition

A feeling or belief that something will happen in the future, especially something unpleasant.

Examples

He had a strong prenotion that the deal would fall through.
Despite the sunny weather, a strange prenotion of danger lingered in the air.

How to Use prenotion

prenotion of something (prepositional phrase): A feeling that a specific event or outcome will occur. — "She had a prenotion of disaster before the flight."

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