foreseer (Meaning)

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foreseer (n.)

One who foresees or foreknows.

The foreseer peered into the distant future, predicting events with uncanny accuracy.
The ancient oracle, a renowned foreseer, advised kings and queens on matters of destiny.
The visionary leader acted as a foreseer, guiding their people through turbulent times.
The mystic claimed to be a foreseer, able to glimpse into the hidden realms of the unknown.
The fortuneteller's crystal ball allowed her to act as a foreseer, revealing fragments of the future.
The astrologer meticulously studied the stars, attempting to become a foreseer of cosmic events.
The clairvoyant's visions granted her the ability to act as a foreseer, warning others of impending dangers.
The soothsayer foretold the outcome of battles, earning acclaim as a foreseer of military fortunes.
The shaman performed ancient rituals to commune with spirits, seeking to become a foreseer.
The prophet's words resonated with divine inspiration, marking him as a foreseer of God's will.

One who foresees or foreknows.

forecaster,diviner, prophet, visionary, seer, soothsayer, sibyl, futurist, prognosticator,mystic

No antonyms found.

The foreseer peered into the distant future, predicting events with uncanny accuracy.

The ancient oracle, a renowned foreseer, advised kings and queens on matters of destiny.

The visionary leader acted as a foreseer, guiding their people through turbulent times.

The mystic claimed to be a foreseer, able to glimpse into the hidden realms of the unknown.