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Preminition

Definition:

A premonition is a strong feeling or intuition that something is about to happen, usually in the future, often regarded as a paranormal phenomenon.

Example sentences:

  1. I had a premonition that something bad was going to happen.
  2. Her premonition of success motivated her to work harder.
  3. He couldn't shake the premonition that his car would break down on the trip.
  4. Many people claim to have had premonitions of natural disasters.

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