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View usage for: (presiənt, US preʃ-) adjectiveIf you say that someone or something was prescient, you mean that they were able to know or predict what was going to happen in the future. [formal] ...'Bob Roberts', an eerily prescient comedy about a populist multimillionaire politicalcandidate. Synonyms: foresighted, psychic, prophetic, divining More Synonyms of prescient prescience uncountable noun Over the years he's demonstrated a certain prescience in foreign affairs. Synonyms: foresight, clairvoyance, precognition, second sight More Synonyms of prescient Examples of 'prescient' in a sentenceprescient Will it prove to be prescient move once more?That anxiety has not proven to be prescient.His ridiculed forecasts for a return to growth this year have proved surprisingly prescient.He will end up being proved prescient one day.The poem was composed just a few months before her death and seems eerily prescient.But the motto is also eerily prescient.Little could he know how prescient his comment would be.But there's something compellingly prescient about their lives.Would that the public's investments in failing banks had proved as prescient.Today the 1983 pledge seems prescient.The move has proved prescient, with many dairy farms having gone out of business during the past two decades thanks to downward pressure on prices. an uncannily prescient prediction Synonyms foresighted psychic divining discerning perceptive divinatory mantic Additional synonymsDefinition of or possessing clairvoyance a fortune-teller who claims to have clairvoyant powers Synonyms psychic, visionary, prophetic, prescient, telepathic, fey, second-sighted, extrasensory, oracular, sibylline, vatic Definition able to look forward and plan ahead The decision was described as a far-sighted, significant step. Synonyms prudent, acute, wise, cautious, sage, shrewd, discerning, canny, provident, judicious, prescient, far-seeing, politicDefinition of the nature of a prophecy This ominous warning soon proved prophetic. Synonyms predictive, foreshadowing, presaging, prescient, divinatory, oracular, sibylline, prognostic, mantic, vatic (rare), augural, fatidic (rare) - prerogative
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