1. Giving previous warning or notice.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• oremonitory,
• lremonitory,
• -remonitory,
• 0remonitory,
• peemonitory,
• pdemonitory,
• pfemonitory,
• ptemonitory,
• p5emonitory,
• premontory,
• premonitry,
• premonitor,
• premonitori,
• premonnitor,
• Premonator,
• Preemnitor,
• premonitery,
• premonitoryr,
• preamonitory,
• Premonatery

• premenstrual,
• praenomen,
• promontory,
• premonition,
• prominent.

The adjective form of the word "premonitory" is "premonitory". The word itself is an adjective used to describe something that serves as a warning or an indication of a future event. For example, "She had a premonitory dream warning her about the accident".

The plural form of the word "premonitory" is "premonitories".

The singular form of the word "premonitory" is "premonition"