premonishment in a sentence

Definition

Premonishment: a strong feeling or intuition about a future event, often suggesting a warning or foreboding.

Her premonishment of the storm led her to cancel the outdoor wedding.
He had a strange premonishment that something significant was about to change in his life.
Despite the premonishment she felt, she decided to go ahead with her plans for the trip.
The vivid dream served as a premonishment, warning him about the upcoming challenges.
His premonishment was dismissed by others, but he couldn't shake the feeling of impending doom.