1. Previous apprehension of something, usually unpleasant, about to happen.

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

• presentmoment,
• resentement,
• presendient,
• presentent,
• oresentiment,
• lresentiment,
• -resentiment,
• preasentiment,
• rresentiment,
• prasentiment,
• presantiment,
• resemtiment,
• Resendiment,
• Precentient,
• Precentimental,
• Presentamental,
• Presentimantal,
• presettlment,
• Presentamens,
• presettliment

• presentational,
• presentist,
• presentness,
• presentment,
• presentation,
• prescient,
• prisonlike,
• presentable,
• presently,
• presented,
• presentism,
• present-day,
• present perfect,
• present tense,
• presenter,
• presentably,
• present time,
• present moment,
• prison term,
• prescience.

The adjective form of the word "presentiment" is "presentimental".

The plural of the "presentiment" can be the "presentiments".

The singular of the "presentiment" can be the "presentiment".