What is another word for premonitions?
Pronunciation: [pɹɪmənˈɪʃənz] (IPA) 
Premonitions can be referred to as presentiment, foreboding or intuition. It is derived from the Latin term "praemonitio" which means forewarning or augury. A premonition usually indicates a sense of impending doom or presentiment of an unpleasant occurrence, serving as a warning to be cautious. Other synonyms for premonitions are hunch, feeling, foreknowledge, preconception, and prescience. A premonition is often related to the idea of extrasensory perception (ESP) or sixth sense as it is believed to be a kind of psychic ability, however, such a claim is still a subject of scientific scrutiny. The term is often used in literature and in everyday language to describe an inexplicable feeling of apprehension or anxiety.
