Moderate as in foreboding A sense of anticipation or foreboding, similar to a presentiment. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Prenotion'
The pianist had a prenotion of a flawless performance, but a minor mistake added a touch of spontaneity.
As she entered the haunted house, a prenotion of fear crept over her.
The detective couldn't shake the prenotion that something was amiss at the crime scene.
The prenotion of a romantic evening under the stars made her smile with anticipation.
Despite the prenotion of a difficult hike, they embarked on the trail to witness the breathtaking view.
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