prescient (Meaning)

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prescient (s)

perceiving the significance of events before they occur

No weak antonyms found.

The scientist's prescient warning of impending climate disaster proved tragically accurate.
With remarkable prescience, the author foresaw the rise of social media as a transformative force in society.
The politician's prescient prediction of an economic downturn was initially met with skepticism.
The psychic had a prescient ability to foresee future events, leaving her clients both awed and bewildered.
The financial analyst's prescient advice to sell stocks before the market crash saved investors from significant losses.
The meteorologist's prescient forecast of Hurricane Katrina alerted officials to prepare for the devastating storm.
The doctor's prescient diagnosis of a rare disease ensured that the patient received prompt and effective treatment.
The CEO's prescient vision for the company's growth trajectory led to its rapid expansion and success.
The astrologer's prescient reading of the stars suggested a period of significant change and transformation.
The artist's prescient work reflected the social and political turmoil that would later engulf the nation.

perceiving the significance of events before they occur

farsighted, visionary, forward-looking,cautious, foresighted, proactive, careful, forehanded, wise, forethoughtful

improvident, shortsighted,shortsighted, myopic, myopic, careless, improvident, careless, half-baked, half-cocked

The scientist's prescient warning of impending climate disaster proved tragically accurate.

With remarkable prescience, the author foresaw the rise of social media as a transformative force in society.

The politician's prescient prediction of an economic downturn was initially met with skepticism.

The psychic had a prescient ability to foresee future events, leaving her clients both awed and bewildered.