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premonitionary

premonitionary adjective: of or relating to premonition.

Adjective

premonitionary (comparative more premonitionary, superlative most premonitionary)

  1. Of or relating to premonition.

Forms of premonitionary

comparativemore premonitionary
superlativemost premonitionary

Origin of premonitionary

From premonition + -ary.

Questions about premonitionary

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

Words near premonitionary in the dictionary

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

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