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pressentiment
A feeling of evil to come.
foreboding
premonition
boding
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espanyol
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Feeling or guess based on intuition.
hunch
gut feeling
feeling
espanyol
premonición
1
He had in it a
presentiment
of much of his future course.
2
Her terror and
presentiment
of death were merely symptoms of the disease.
3
The baron had a
presentiment
of the opportunity afforded by this windfall.
4
The whole of the Nile valley was a prey to gloomy
presentiment
.
5
She had never been deceived in a
presentiment
that was so positive.
6
I went down at once to Sicily, and the
presentiment
grew stronger.
7
At its highest, it is prophecy; at its lowest, a vague
presentiment
.
8
And an ink stain marred his heart with the
presentiment
of trouble.
9
No argument could remove the
presentiment
,
but facing the matter gave courage.
10
Without understanding what she wanted, he had the
presentiment
of something terrible.
11
No
presentiment
of evil touched her, no cloud was in her sky.
12
The name of his visitor had alarmed him with a sudden
presentiment
.
13
At another time there is mixed
presentiment
and humor in his report.
14
He had a strong
presentiment
that he would not see Maurice again.
15
Was there any ground for the relief in the
presentiment
of death?
16
Along with it came the
presentiment
,
that we should never meet again.
presentiment
have a presentiment
vague presentiment
strong presentiment
sad presentiment
terrible presentiment
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