prescience (Meaning)

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prescience (n)

the power to foresee the future

No strong antonyms found.

The fortune teller displayed an uncanny prescience by accurately predicting future events.
The detective's prescience allowed him to anticipate the criminal's next move.
The strategist's prescience gave him an edge in the competitive battlefield.
The prophet's prescience had guided the nation through times of turmoil.
The clairvoyant's prescience was a burden as it forced her to foresee tragedies.
The doctor's prescience detected the patient's illness before any symptoms appeared.
The economist's prescience warned of an impending financial crisis.
The artist's prescience manifested in their ability to capture the essence of future events.
The meteorologist's prescience accurately forecast the path of the approaching hurricane.
The historian's prescience allowed them to trace the roots of current events to past occurrences.

the power to foresee the future

divination,foresight, foreknowledge, clairvoyance, omniscience, presentiment,premonition, prenotion, foreboding, sixth sense

improvidence, shortsightedness, shortsightedness, improvidence, myopia,myopia,,hindsight, hindsight

The fortune teller displayed an uncanny prescience by accurately predicting future events.

The detective's prescience allowed him to anticipate the criminal's next move.

The strategist's prescience gave him an edge in the competitive battlefield.

The prophet's prescience had guided the nation through times of turmoil.