premo·ni·tion [ˌpremə'nɪʃən] N
1. premonition (intuition):
- premonition
- predosećanje nt
2. premonition (warning):
- premonition
- predznak m
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Their content mostly consists of premonitions of trouble or disaster.
en.wikipedia.org A terrible premonition tends to attract a terrible reality.
en.wikipedia.org Once she reached puberty, she began to experience premonitions, initially weak, but growing in strength and accuracy, until the tribe made her their shaman.
en.wikipedia.org Also, when working to make a premonition come true, one can inadvertently change the circumstances so much that the prophecy can not come true.
en.wikipedia.org The visions from her childhood head injury continued, and she saw them as divine premonitions.
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