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Definition of prescient - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
knowledgeknowing about future events before they happen
- Her prescient warning saved us from disaster.
- His prescient insights impressed the entire board.
- The prescient analyst predicted the market crash.
Origin of prescient
Latin, prae (before) + scire (to know)
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- French:prémonitoire, ...
- German:vorausschauend, ...
- Italian:lungimirante, ...
- Spanish:premonitorio, ...
- Portuguese:premonitório, ...
- Chinese:有先见之明的, ...
- Japanese:予見的な, ...
- Arabic:استشرافيّ, ...
- Hebrew:נְבוּאִי, ...
- Russian:пророческий, ...
- Ukrainian:прозорливий, ...
- Hindi:पूर्वदर्शी, ...
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