Definition

A warning or advice about something that may happen, especially something dangerous.

Example

The teacher gave a monition to the students about the upcoming exam.

Conversation

I had a strange dream last night that felt like a monition of something bad.

That sounds intense! What happened in the dream?

There was a storm approaching, and I just knew it meant trouble.

Maybe it's a sign to be more cautious about things coming up.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Monition → It is formed from "monere" (meaning to warn) and the suffix "-tion" (indicating the action or process of). The word "monition" refers to the act of warning or advising someone about something.

Memory Tip

Think of the word 'monere' which means to warn — this helps you remember that 'monition' is about giving a warning or advice.

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