Prenotion

The prenotion of a surprise party made her excited and nervous at the same time.

She had a strange prenotion that she was going to win the lottery.

The psychic claimed to have a prenotion about the outcome of the court case.

The prenotion of starting a new business venture kept her up at night.

His prenotion of failure kept him from trying new things.

The prenotion of traveling to a new place filled her with wonder.

She couldn't shake the prenotion that something bad was going to happen if she didn't cancel her plans.

The prenotion of impending disaster hung over the city as the storm clouds gathered.

The coach had a prenotion that his team was going to win the championship this year.

I had a strange prenotion about the outcome of the meeting before it even started.

His prenotion that he was going to fail the exam turned out to be correct.

His prenotion that he would win the race gave him the motivation to train harder.

She had a strong prenotion that her relationship was going to end.

She couldn't shake the prenotion that something terrible was going to happen on her trip.

He had a strong prenotion that the stock market was about to crash.

I had a prenotion that I would get the job, and it turned out to be true.

Despite having no evidence, she had a prenotion that her husband was cheating on her.

The prenotion of meeting her favorite celebrity left her trembling with excitement.

The prenotion of success gave her the confidence to pursue her dreams.

I had a prenotion that it was going to rain today.

The prenotion of something going wrong made her hesitate to take the risk.

He had a prenotion that the restaurant was going to be a disappointment, but he decided to try it anyway.

Her prenotion that she would fail the test made her anxious.

He couldn't shake the prenotion that something bad was going to happen.

She had a prenotion that something was wrong with her friend when she received his call.

Her prenotion that the plane would crash made her anxious during the flight.

He had a prenotion that he would receive a promotion at work.

Her prenotion about the quality of the book turned out to be accurate.

The detective had a prenotion that the suspect was not telling the truth.