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premonitional

premonitional adjective: of or relating to premonition.

Adjective

premonitional (comparative more premonitional, superlative most premonitional)

  1. Of or relating to premonition.

Forms of premonitional

comparativemore premonitional
superlativemost premonitional

Origin of premonitional

From premonition + -al.

Words formed from premonitional

Questions about premonitional

What does premonitional mean?
Premonitional means of or relating to premonition.
What part of speech is premonitional?
Premonitional is an adjective.

Words near premonitional in the dictionary

  1. premonishes
  2. premonishing
  3. premonishment
  4. premonishments
  5. premonition
  6. premonitional
  7. premonitionally
  8. premonitionary
  9. premonitions
  10. premonitive
  11. premonitively

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