Definition for Presentiment:

• A foreboding.

Synonyms for Presentiment:

• n.

  •
  • prediction,
  • predict,
  • foretell,
  • promise,
  • foresee,
  • prophecy,
  • precognition.
  •anticipation, expectation (noun)
  • disquietude,
  • apprehensiveness,
  • presage,
  • apprehension,
  • forecast,
  • Prenotion,
  • foreboding,
  • misgiving,
  • vibes,
  • forethought,
  • hunch,
  • sinking feeling,
  • premonition,
  • funny feeling,
  • worriment,
  • intuition,
  • handwriting on wall,
  • disturbance,
  • discomposure,
  • feeling in bones,
  • feeling,
  • perturbation,
  • fear.
  •expectation (noun)
  • intuition,
  • anticipation.
  •intuition (noun)
  • hunch.
  •mistrust (noun)
  • mistrust.
  •presentiment (noun)
  • premonition,
  • foreboding,
  • boding.
  •sense (noun)
  • sense.
  •threat (noun)
  • forewarning.
  •uncertainty (noun)
  • misgiving.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • precognition,
  • foretell,
  • foresee,
  • prognosticate,
  • prescient,
  • prophesy,
  • foretaste,
  • sign,
  • predictor,
  • predict.
  •
  • promise,
  • forecast,
  • augury.
  •
  • prophecy.
  •
  • smell,
  • scent.
  •
  • call.
  •in sight
  • telepathy.
  •Other relevant words:
  • instinct,
  • perception,
  • forewisdom,
  • predictor,
  • prescient,
  • foretell,
  • misgiving,
  • inkling,
  • forebode,
  • solicitude,
  • Prenotion,
  • consciousness,
  • forecasting,
  • gut reaction,
  • foreknow,
  • apocalypse,
  • common sense,
  • prefiguration,
  • prevention,
  • Discomposing,
  • impression,
  • belief,
  • anticipate,
  • heartthrob,
  • feeling in bones,
  • fool's paradise,
  • foreknowledge,
  • feeling tone,
  • funny feeling,
  • opinion,
  • extrasensory perception,
  • mother wit,
  • sinking feeling,
  • imply,
  • telepathy,
  • prospectus,
  • fixed idea,
  • theory,
  • affect,
  • preconception,
  • smell,
  • guesswork,
  • feeling,
  • intimation,
  • sentiment,
  • announce,
  • assumption,
  • view,
  • call,
  • qualm,
  • forebodes,
  • foresight,
  • foreshadow,
  • idea,
  • hint,
  • discomposure,
  • sense,
  • intuition,
  • forecast,
  • forethought,
  • Soothsay,
  • rule of thumb,
  • presumption,
  • probability,
  • clue,
  • Foreknowing,
  • portend,
  • mistrust,
  • disturbance,
  • foreseeability,
  • worry,
  • prejudice,
  • perturbation,
  • expectancy,
  • foregone conclusion,
  • omen,
  • Presignifying,
  • anxiety,
  • prognostication,
  • show,
  • prophecy,
  • prescience,
  • worriment,
  • promise,
  • indicate,
  • prediction,
  • Prewarning,
  • fear,
  • forewarning,
  • prefigure,
  • Prejudication,
  • threaten,
  • Presaging,
  • comprehension,
  • undercurrent,
  • response,
  • hump,
  • Preapprehension,
  • intelligence,
  • apprehensiveness,
  • betoken,
  • sixth sense,
  • prejudgment,
  • hunch,
  • guess,
  • vibes,
  • association,
  • prenotice,
  • passion,
  • harbinger,
  • superstition,
  • speculation,
  • bespeak,
  • perspicacity,
  • presage,
  • indication,
  • sagacity,
  • improbability,
  • Percipience,
  • astrology,
  • Prelibation,
  • signify,
  • predict,
  • prognosticate,
  • suspicion,
  • augur,
  • signal,
  • apprehension,
  • vaticination,
  • clairvoyance,
  • adumbrate,
  • warning,
  • prognosis,
  • insight,
  • predilection,
  • denote,
  • ADVANCE NOTICE,
  • forefeeling,
  • handwriting on wall,
  • Prefigurement,
  • notion,
  • foreshowing,
  • prophesy,
  • Prophasis,
  • experience,
  • disquietude,
  • awareness,
  • perceptiveness,
  • bode,
  • augury,
  • affection,
  • sensation,
  • foresee,
  • expectation,
  • sneaking suspicion,
  • precognition,
  • scent,
  • prevision,
  • precautioning,
  • Prefiguring,
  • foretaste,
  • Antepast,
  • reaction,
  • anticipation,
  • prepossession,
  • emotion,
  • sign,
  • portent,
  • dread,
  • Prophesying,
  • preconceived idea,
  • foretelling,
  • foretoken,
  • foreshadowing.

Antonyms for Presentiment:

• n.

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