Premonition, presentiment; concrete prognostic, omen, portent.

The sensation of, or as of, being pricked or wounded; smarting, tingling; an instance of this.

An impression or consciousness of something abstract or intangible, as a fact, state of affairs, pervading tone or mood, etc. Also: a general or…

A presage, an omen, a prognostication; (also) foresight, prevision.

The action of forefeel, v.; a feeling beforehand, presentiment.

A foreboding, presage, presentiment.

Presentiment, foreboding. archaic.

A signification in advance of some future event; a premonition.

A presentiment, a foreboding; a prophetic or anticipatory perception of the future. Now rare.

A presentiment, a premonition. Obsolete.

Foreboding, presentiment.

An intuitive feeling about the future; an expectation or mental impression of something about to happen, esp. one with no apparent or definite…

a foreboding.

A foreboding, a prognostication; the action of predicting bad luck. Also as the second element in compounds, as ill-omening (cf. ill-omened, adj.).

Premonition, presage.

A premonition or intuitive feeling that something will happen or may be the case; a presentiment.