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That gut-deep hunch something's coming, filed before the evidence shows up.
means A vague feeling or foreboding that something, often bad, is about to happen, without rational basis.
from From Latin praesentire, to sense beforehand: prae (before) plus sentire (to feel) — feeling that beats thinking to the punch.
Bias toward dreadUsually warns of doom, rarely promises good news.
Not premonitionVaguer hunch, no specific predicted event attached.
Pure feelingSentire means to feel, not to reason.