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RE: Vocabulary: an event, usually an unplesant one, that might or might not happen, about it or not. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: a thing; that one event.
Asked on September 18, 2021 in Single word requests.
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Is intuition the feeling about the future or an instinct? one of foreboding And An emotional response that can only be described as precognitive, such as dread before an impending disaster.

Words with similar meanings: boding, foreboding, premonition, presage
TFD.
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RE: Vocabulary: an event, usually an unplesant one, that might or might not happen, about it or not. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: a thing; that one event.
Asked on September 18, 2021 in Single word requests.
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Is intuition the feeling about the future or an instinct? one of foreboding And An emotional response that can only be described as precognitive, such as dread before an impending disaster.

Words with similar meanings: boding, foreboding, premonition, presage
TFD.
- 385300 views
- 71 answers
- 142753 votes
RE: Vocabulary: an event, usually an unplesant one, that might or might not happen, about it or not. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: a thing; that one event.
Asked on September 18, 2021 in Single word requests.
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Is intuition the feeling about the future or an instinct? one of foreboding And An emotional response that can only be described as precognitive, such as dread before an impending disaster.

Words with similar meanings: boding, foreboding, premonition, presage
TFD.
- 385300 views
- 71 answers
- 142753 votes
RE: Vocabulary: an event, usually an unplesant one, that might or might not happen, about it or not. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: a thing; that one event.
Asked on September 18, 2021 in Single word requests.
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Is intuition the feeling about the future or an instinct? one of foreboding And An emotional response that can only be described as precognitive, such as dread before an impending disaster.

Words with similar meanings: boding, foreboding, premonition, presage
TFD.
- 385300 views
- 71 answers
- 142753 votes
RE: Vocabulary: an event, usually an unplesant one, that might or might not happen, about it or not. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: a thing; that one event.
Asked on September 16, 2021 in Single word requests.
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Is intuition the feeling about the future or an instinct? one of foreboding And An emotional response that can only be described as precognitive, such as dread before an impending disaster.

Words with similar meanings: boding, foreboding, premonition, presage
TFD.
- 385300 views
- 71 answers
- 142753 votes
RE: Vocabulary: an event, usually an unplesant one, that might or might not happen, about it or not. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: a thing; that one event.
Asked on September 16, 2021 in Single word requests.
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Is intuition the feeling about the future or an instinct? one of foreboding And An emotional response that can only be described as precognitive, such as dread before an impending disaster.

Words with similar meanings: boding, foreboding, premonition, presage
TFD.
- 385300 views
- 71 answers
- 142753 votes
RE: Vocabulary: an event, usually an unplesant one, that might or might not happen, about it or not. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: a thing; that one event.
Asked on September 16, 2021 in Single word requests.
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Is intuition the feeling about the future or an instinct? one of foreboding And An emotional response that can only be described as precognitive, such as dread before an impending disaster.

Words with similar meanings: boding, foreboding, premonition, presage
TFD.
- 385300 views
- 71 answers
- 142753 votes
RE: Vocabulary: an event, usually an unplesant one, that might or might not happen, about it or not. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: a thing; that one event.
Asked on September 15, 2021 in Single word requests.
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Is intuition the feeling about the future or an instinct? one of foreboding And An emotional response that can only be described as precognitive, such as dread before an impending disaster.

Words with similar meanings: boding, foreboding, premonition, presage
TFD.
- 385300 views
- 71 answers
- 142753 votes
RE: Vocabulary: an event, usually an unplesant one, that might or might not happen, about it or not. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: a thing; that one event.
Asked on September 15, 2021 in Single word requests.
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Is intuition the feeling about the future or an instinct? one of foreboding And An emotional response that can only be described as precognitive, such as dread before an impending disaster.

Words with similar meanings: boding, foreboding, premonition, presage
TFD.
- 385300 views
- 71 answers
- 142753 votes
RE: Vocabulary: an event, usually an unplesant one, that might or might not happen, about it or not. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: to an unplesant one. Vocabulary: a thing; that one event.
Asked on September 4, 2021 in Single word requests.
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Is intuition the feeling about the future or an instinct? one of foreboding And An emotional response that can only be described as precognitive, such as dread before an impending disaster.

Words with similar meanings: boding, foreboding, premonition, presage
TFD.
- 385300 views
- 71 answers
- 142753 votes

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