Also means
inkling
Usage Note
Sentore denotes a vague, barely perceptible signal — a hint, whiff, or inkling of something. It is masculine and almost always singular in this figurative sense. The phrase avere sentore di qualcosa means to get wind of something, and is common in journalistic and literary registers.
Examples
"Aveva sentore di un pericolo imminente."
Natural Translation
He had an inkling of imminent danger.
Literal Translation
He had hint of an imminent danger.
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