What does premonitor mean?
Premonitor means One who, or that which, gives premonition; a harbinger.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
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 .
and if he is legitimately attended to, sedulously known, and religiously reverenced, in the way he was reverenced by Socrates, with justice and innocence, will be a predicter in things uncertain, a premonitor in things dubious, a defender in things dangerous, and an assistant in want.
By power of legal suasion, forbid all emanation Of brewers' fermentation, or poisonous preparation Of spirit distillation, nor any vain libation, Producing stimulation, premonitor of desolation.
When asleep, the increase of the respirations was the premonitor of resolution.
The purpose of this research is to determine whether unusual animal behavior may serve as a biological premonitor of earthquakes.
And within this erect sport-producing structure is found a columella, which may be regarded as the premonitor of a vascular system.
4. premonitor all eating;
The premonitoring group recorded food, amount, time, and place of eating prior to eating.
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Premonitor means One who, or that which, gives premonition; a harbinger.
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The opposite depends on the specific sense.
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 .
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