premonitory in a sentence

Definition

Premonitory: serving as a warning or indication of a future event, often something ominous or foreboding.

The sudden chill in the air felt like a premonitory sign of the storm approaching.
She had a premonitory dream that left her unsettled for days.
His premonitory instincts warned him to be cautious before making any decisions.
The ancient texts spoke of premonitory visions that guided the wise in times of crisis.
Even the animals seemed restless, giving premonitory signals of the earthquake to come.