premunitory in a sentence

Definition

Premunitory: serving as a warning or forewarning about potential future events or consequences.

The lawyer presented a premunitory argument to warn the jury about the potential consequences of their decision.
In folklore, some believe that dreams can serve as premunitory signs of future events.
The premunitory nature of her feelings left her anxiously anticipating the outcome of the situation.
He interpreted the sudden storm as a premunitory sign that something significant was about to happen.
The ancient texts were filled with premunitory messages advising against underestimating the power of the gods.