prenotion
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of prenotion
1580–90; < Latin praenōtiōn- (stem of praenōtiō ) an innate idea. See pre-, notion
Example Sentences
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Durban considered itself badly treated in not having been invited en masse to witness the ceremony; also, in being cheated of introspective discussion of the match, by having no faintest prenotion of it.
From Poppy The Story of a South African Girl by Stockley, Cynthia
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