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premonitors

premonitors is the plural of premonitor.

Meaning of premonitor

Noun

premonitor (plural premonitors)

  1. One who, or that which, gives premonition; a harbinger
    • Beloved, give me leave to be a premonitor, a forewarner to you in this place, and to tell you that these things must needs provoke God to heavy displeasure .1642, Thomas Cheshire, A True Copy of that Sermon which was preached at St Pauls, page 14
  2. A forerunner; a predecessor.
    • And within this erect sport-producing structure is found a columella, which may be regarded as the premonitor of a vascular system.1905, Annual Report of the Iowa State Horticultural Society- Volume 39, page 32

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Questions about premonitors

What is premonitors the plural of?
Premonitors is the plural of premonitor.

Words near premonitors in the dictionary

  1. premonitions
  2. premonitive
  3. premonitively
  4. premonitor
  5. premonitorily
  6. premonitors
  7. premonitory
  8. premonitory urge
  9. premonitory urges
  10. premonocyte
  11. premonocytes

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