Definition Synonyms
Definition of prevision - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
forecastingDated prediction or forecast about what will happenDated
- The prevision of economic trends was accurate.
2.
predictionDated advance knowledge or foresight about future eventsDated
- Her prevision saved the company from disaster.
3.
prophecyDated UK prophetic vision or insight into the futureDated UK
- The oracle's prevision was revered by all.
Origin of prevision
Latin, prae (before) + visio (seeing)
Examples of prevision in a sentence
The prevision of future events is challenging. His prevision of market trends was impressive. The prevision of the weather helped plan the event. Her prevision of the storm saved many lives. The prevision in his dream was unsettling.
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- French:prévision, prévoyance, ...
- German:Prognose, Voraussicht, ...
- Italian:previsione, intuizione, ...
- Spanish:previsión, ...
- Portuguese:previsão, antevisão, ...
- Chinese:预测, 预见, ...
- Japanese:予測, 予知, ...
- Arabic:تَنَبُّؤ, استبصار, ...
- Hebrew:תַּחֲזִית, רְאִיַּית הַנּוֹלָד, ...
- Russian:прогноз, ...
- Ukrainian:прогноз, передчуття, ...
- Hindi:भविष्यवाणी, पूर्वज्ञान, ...
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