Definition of precognosce in English:

precognosce

verb ˌpriːkɒɡˈnɒs

Scottish Law

with object To make a preliminary examination of (a witness, etc.) as part of the process of precognition.

Mid 17th century. From pre- + cognosce. Compare classical Latin praecognōscere to get to know beforehand, have foreknowledge of (rare).

verbˌpriːkɒɡˈnɒs

Scottish Law

with object To make a preliminary examination of (a witness, etc.) as part of the process of precognition.

Mid 17th century. From pre- + cognosce. Compare classical Latin praecognōscere to get to know beforehand, have foreknowledge of (rare).

单词	precognosce
释义	Definition of precognosce in English: precognosce verb ˌpriːkɒɡˈnɒs Scottish Law with object To make a preliminary examination of (a witness, etc.) as part of the process of precognition. Origin Mid 17th century. From pre- + cognosce. Compare classical Latin praecognōscere to get to know beforehand, have foreknowledge of (rare). Definition of precognosce in US English: precognosce verbˌpriːkɒɡˈnɒs Scottish Law with object To make a preliminary examination of (a witness, etc.) as part of the process of precognition. Origin Mid 17th century. From pre- + cognosce. Compare classical Latin praecognōscere to get to know beforehand, have foreknowledge of (rare).
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