premunition noun. [pri:mju:'nɪʃ(ǝ)n] LME.
[Latin praemunitio(n-) (in rhet. 'preparation'), from praemunire fortify or protect in front, from prae- PRE- + munire fortify, defend. Cf. PRAEMUNIRE.]
1. [By confusion.] = PREMONITION. Now rare or obsolete. LME.

2. The action of fortifying or guarding beforehand; a forearming. Now rare. E17.

3. Medicine. (The production of) resistance to disease due to the presence of the causative agent in the host in a harmless or tolerated state. M20.

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