Premonition
Premonition noun - A feeling that something bad will happen.
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Synonyms for Premonition
Telepathy and premonition are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Telepathy" instead a noun "Premonition".
Nearby Word: premonitory
Telepathy
Telepathy noun - Apparent communication from one mind to another without using sensory perceptions.
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Synonyms for Telepathy
Premonition and telepathy are semantically related. You can use "Premonition" instead a noun "Telepathy".
Nearby Word: telepathic
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Related pairs
- feeling and premonition
- feeling and telepathy
- intuition and premonition
- intuition and telepathy
- hunch and premonition
- hunch and telepathy
- presentiment and premonition
- presentiment and telepathy
- impression and premonition
- impression and telepathy
- misgiving and premonition
- misgiving and telepathy
- prediction and premonition
- prediction and telepathy
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- Each girl has her own Goddess powers as well: Vanessa, invisibility; Catty, time travel; Serena, telepathy; Jimena, premonition, and later Tianna, telekinesis.
- Twin Telepathy: Kit rushes back to England because he has a premonition that Evelyn is in trouble.
Source: Creator / Georgette Heyer -
This was introduced by the game, as in Poe's story Roderick is shown to have a premonition about his sister only once in his life; it can be interpreted there as more of a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy than actual Twin Telepathy.
Source: Videogame / Dark Tales
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