Definition Synonyms
Definition of precognitive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
foresightRare relating to the ability to foresee future eventsRare
- She claimed to have precognitive dreams about the future.
- His precognitive visions were unsettling.
- They tested her for precognitive abilities.
Expressions with precognitive
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have knowledge of future events
She claims to be precognitive and often predicts future events.
Origin of precognitive
Latin, prae (before) + cognoscere (to know)
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- French:prophétique, ...
- German:präkognitiv, ...
- Italian:precognitivo, ...
- Spanish:precognitivo, ...
- Portuguese:precognitivo, ...
- Chinese:预知的, ...
- Japanese:予知的な, ...
- Arabic:استِبْصَارِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:נְבוּאִי, ...
- Russian:вещий, ...
- Ukrainian:передбачувальний, ...
- Hindi:पूर्वज्ञानात्मक, ...
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