Sekirov Dictionary

premonitor

noun 2
verb 1
forms 3

noun2

•
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
•
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

verb1

•
To monitor beforehand.
- The premonitoring group recorded food, amount, time, and place of eating prior to eating. — 1984

forms

premonitored · premonitoring · premonitors

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