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Feeling of anticipation of, or anxiety over, a future event; presentiment (noun)

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USA Today Rootonym clue · 11 letters · last seen August 30, 2026

Answer
PREMONITION
PREMONITION · 11 letters · puzzle shows ***MONIT***
The Root
MONITmeans “warn, remind, advise”

In a sentence: Ellen rushed home at noon because she had a PREMONITION that her son needed help.

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The Rootonym clue “Feeling of anticipation of, or anxiety over, a future event; presentiment (noun)” has the answer PREMONITION (11 letters), built on the root MONIT, which means “warn, remind, advise”. See the full August 30, 2026 Rootonym puzzle for the other three words, or browse all Rootonym answers.