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means A feeling or sense that something, usually unwelcome, is about to happen — a warning that arrives before the event does.
from From Latin praemonitio, built from prae- 'before' and monere 'to warn' — the same monere that gives us 'admonish' and 'monitor.' So a premonition is, quite literally, a fore-warning: the mind sounding an alarm before there's anything to point to.
word rootLatin praemonere, to warn beforehand
survival edgegut dread often beats slow rational analysis
hit rateforgotten misses, remembered hits inflate the magic
horror stapleentire film franchises run on dodging fate