Definition of prospection in English:

prospection

noun prəˈspɛkʃn

1The action of looking forward mentally; anticipation; consideration of the future; foresight, planning; an instance of this.
2The action of prospecting (originally for mineral deposits, especially gold); an exploratory search, survey, etc.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin prospection-, prospectio foresight, consideration of the future (301) from classical Latin prōspect-, past participial stem of prōspicere to look forward + -iō.

Definition of prospection in US English:

prospection

nounprəˈspɛkʃn

1The action of looking forward mentally; anticipation; consideration of the future; foresight, planning; an instance of this.
2The action of prospecting (originally for mineral deposits, especially gold); an exploratory search, survey, etc.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin prospection-, prospectio foresight, consideration of the future (301) from classical Latin prōspect-, past participial stem of prōspicere to look forward + -iō.

单词	prospection
释义	Definition of prospection in English: prospection noun prəˈspɛkʃn 1The action of looking forward mentally; anticipation; consideration of the future; foresight, planning; an instance of this. 2The action of prospecting (originally for mineral deposits, especially gold); an exploratory search, survey, etc. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin prospection-, prospectio foresight, consideration of the future (301) from classical Latin prōspect-, past participial stem of prōspicere to look forward + -iō. Definition of prospection in US English: prospection nounprəˈspɛkʃn 1The action of looking forward mentally; anticipation; consideration of the future; foresight, planning; an instance of this. 2The action of prospecting (originally for mineral deposits, especially gold); an exploratory search, survey, etc. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin prospection-, prospectio foresight, consideration of the future (301) from classical Latin prōspect-, past participial stem of prōspicere to look forward + -iō.
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