The action of foreshow, v.

Fore-knowledge, foresight, prudence.

Knowledge of events before they happen; foreknowledge. As an attribute of God.

fore-knowledge.

Knowledge of events before they happen; foreknowledge. As a human faculty or quality: foresight.

The action or faculty of foreseeing what must happen; prevision.

Foresight; provident care.

The action or faculty of foreseeing; knowledge of or insight into the future; foresight.

An omen or sign; the action of prenosticate, v.

Antecedent cognition or knowledge; (supposed) foreknowledge, esp. as a form of extrasensory perception.

foreknowledge.

Knowledge of an event, etc. before it exists or happens; prescience.

a reaching forward in thought, forethought (see fetch, n.1 1).

= prescience, n.

prescience, forethought.

A notion or mental perception of something before it exists or happens, a premonition, prediction, or prognostication; foreknowledge, prescience. Obs…

= presensation, n.

Forethought; consideration or knowledge of something in the future. Now rare.

Feeling or perception of something before it exists, occurs, or manifests itself; foreknowledge, foresight; a presage, a presentiment.

The action or quality of looking forward, foresight; an instance of this.

Foresight.

The capacity to gain an accurate and penetrative understanding of things as they are to be in the future; = insight, n.1

Foresight. Obsolete. rare.

= precognition, n. 1. Frequently attributive or as adj.