Definition for Presentiment:

• A foreboding.

Synonyms for Presentiment:

• n.

  •
  • prophecy,
  • promise,
  • prediction.
  •ability to know another's thoughts (noun)
  • telepathy.
  •alarm, apprehension (noun)
  • fear.
  •anticipation (noun)
  • high hope,
  • prevision,
  • fore-cast,
  • pre-sentiments,
  • pre sentiments,
  • fore seeings,
  • fore-seeing,
  • fore sights,
  • pre-conception,
  • expectancy,
  • pre conception,
  • foreseeings,
  • out-looks,
  • out-look,
  • looking forwards,
  • fore cast,
  • pre science,
  • pre sciences,
  • out looks,
  • fore-sights,
  • fore tastes,
  • pre-occupation,
  • pro spect,
  • pre-occupations,
  • out look,
  • fore thought,
  • pre sentiment,
  • pro-mise,
  • pre-visions,
  • pre visions,
  • previsions,
  • pre vision,
  • pro mise,
  • fore thoughts,
  • high hopes,
  • fore casts,
  • pro-spects,
  • pre-conceptions,
  • fore-casts,
  • fore taste,
  • fore sight,
  • pro-mises,
  • fore-thoughts,
  • fore-tastes,
  • pro-spect,
  • fore-thought,
  • pre-sentiment,
  • fore-sight,
  • fore-taste,
  • looking forward,
  • pre-science,
  • pre occupations,
  • pro mises,
  • fore-seeings,
  • prior knowledges,
  • pre conceptions,
  • pro spects,
  • prior knowledge,
  • foretastes,
  • fore seeing,
  • pre occupation,
  • pre-vision,
  • pre-sciences.
  •anxiety, fear (noun)
  • apprehension.
  •anxiety, trouble (noun)
  • worry.
  •apprehension (noun)
  • dis quiets,
  • dis quiet,
  • apprehensiveness,
  • un easinesses,
  • un easiness,
  • un-easiness,
  • apprehensivenesses,
  • un-easinesses,
  • dis-quiets,
  • dis-quiet.
  •boding (noun)
  • boding.
  •expectancy (noun)
  • pre-dictions,
  • pre diction,
  • pre-diction,
  • sur-mises,
  • waitings,
  • sur-mise,
  • sur mise,
  • pre dictions,
  • be lief,
  • be-lief,
  • sur mises.
  •expectation (noun)
  • intuition,
  • anticipation.
  •extrasensory perception (noun)
  • Intuitivism,
  • psychic powers,
  • intuitionism,
  • keen intuition.
  •fear (noun)
  • tremblings,
  • timidity,
  • cold sweat.
  •feeling, idea (noun)
  • hunch.
  •feeling that an event is about to occur (noun)
  • premonition.
  •foreboding (noun)
  • fore shadowings,
  • fore token,
  • fore-tokens,
  • fore tokens,
  • bad vibe,
  • fore-boding,
  • Prenotion,
  • fore bodings,
  • fore boding,
  • fore-token,
  • vibes,
  • pre-notion,
  • foretokens,
  • wind change,
  • foretoken,
  • fore-bodings,
  • pre notions,
  • fore-shadowings,
  • pre notion,
  • pre-notions,
  • sinking feelings,
  • fore-shadowing,
  • foreshadowing,
  • fore shadowing,
  • foreboding,
  • foreshadowings,
  • handwriting wall,
  • bad vibes,
  • vibe,
  • sinking feeling,
  • prenotions,
  • wind changes,
  • handwriting the wall.
  •forewarning (noun)
  • writing the wall,
  • writing on wall,
  • fore-warning,
  • writing wall,
  • fore warnings,
  • fore warning,
  • fore-warnings.
  •hunch (noun)
  • Omination,
  • feeling in one bone,
  • feeling one bone,
  • fore wisdoms,
  • presagements,
  • fore-knowledges,
  • feeling in ones bone,
  • pre apprehension,
  • pre-notations,
  • prenotices,
  • feeling in one's bone,
  • feeling one's bone,
  • prenotice,
  • fore-knowledge,
  • pre notice,
  • fore knowledge,
  • Presagement,
  • pre-notation,
  • pre notations,
  • preapprehensions,
  • bodings,
  • pre-apprehensions,
  • fore knowledges,
  • forewisdoms,
  • fore wisdom,
  • Preapprehension,
  • prenotations,
  • augurations,
  • feeling bone,
  • pre-apprehension,
  • feeling in bone,
  • pre-notices,
  • pre notices,
  • pre notation,
  • fore-wisdoms,
  • ominations,
  • forewisdom,
  • pre apprehensions,
  • pre-notice,
  • prenotation,
  • feeling ones bone,
  • fore-wisdom,
  • Auguration.
  •hypothesis, belief (noun)
  • theory.
  •idea, impression (noun)
  • feeling.
  •portent (noun)
  • bodements,
  • Bodement,
  • portent.
  •premonition (noun)
  • pre monitions,
  • pre-monition,
  • winds change,
  • pre monition,
  • pre-monitions,
  • handwriting on wall,
  • winds of change,
  • worriment,
  • worriments.
  •presage (noun)
  • pre sages,
  • pre sage,
  • pre-sages,
  • presage,
  • pre-sage.
  •psychic power (noun)
  • extrasensory perception.
  •qualm (noun)
  • re monstrances,
  • re monstrance,
  • in-securities,
  • mis doubts,
  • mis-doubts,
  • re morse,
  • in decision,
  • mis-doubt,
  • insecurity,
  • mis doubt,
  • in securities,
  • re-monstrance,
  • in decisions,
  • in security,
  • re-morses,
  • re-morse,
  • in-security,
  • in-decision,
  • re-monstrances,
  • in-decisions,
  • re morses.
  •sense (noun)
  • sense,
  • clear-headedness,
  • in sight,
  • clearheadedness.
  •sign (noun)
  • giveaways,
  • giveaway,
  • pre-cursor,
  • signification,
  • pre-cursors,
  • pre cursors.
  •solicitude (noun)
  • tender loving care,
  • considerateness.
  •telepathy (noun)
  • mindreading,
  • telepathic transmission,
  • spiritualisms,
  • mind-reading,
  • parapsychologies,
  • telesthesia,
  • para psychologies,
  • mindreadings,
  • para-psychologies,
  • spiritualism,
  • thought transference,
  • para psychology,
  • mind-readings,
  • para-psychology,
  • telepathic transmissions,
  • parapsychology,
  • thought transferences,
  • telesthesias.
  •theory (noun)
  • pre mises,
  • pro-visions,
  • supposals,
  • pre-mises,
  • pro visions,
  • ideology,
  • pro vision,
  • pre mise,
  • formularizations,
  • pro-vision,
  • codification,
  • codifications,
  • pre-mise,
  • Formularization,
  • supposal.
  •threat (noun)
  • forewarning.
  •uncertainty (noun)
  • misgiving.
  •worry (noun)
  • head ache.
  •worry, anxiety (noun)
  • solicitude.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • precognition,
  • foresee,
  • prescient,
  • foretell,
  • prognosticate,
  • predict,
  • prophesy,
  • foretaste,
  • predictor,
  • sign,
  • figure on,
  • farsighted.
  •
  • forecast,
  • prophetic,
  • augury,
  • outlook.
  •
  • smell,
  • scent.
  •
  • tip.
  •
  • call.

Antonyms for Presentiment:

• n.

  • anticipation, expectation
    calm.
  • Other antonyms:
    doubt, despair, astonishment, realization, fear, surprise, consummation, wonder, enjoyment, dread.

Presentiment Sentence Examples:

• A brief space I stood, mourning over the ruins, and then moved on again, a painful presentiment fast arising in my heart that all would not be, as I had left, it in the white cottage I was seeking.

• This time my former presentiment occurred to me, and, looking sharply, sure enough there were the bees, going out and in a large, irregular opening.