foreboding Definition

forebode
verb, tr & intr foreboded, foreboding

old use:
1. To foretell; to prophesy.

Thesaurus: predict, foreshadow, foretell, warn, forewarn, presage, portend, import, indicate, promise.
2. To have a premonition of something, or that something will happen, especially something bad.

Derivative: foreboding
noun

A feeling of approaching trouble.
Example: She had a foreboding that the journey would be difficult
Thesaurus: foreshadowing, premonition, prediction, sign, warning, fear, dread, omen, misgiving, augury, chill.

Etymology: 17c: fore- + bode¹.