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prescient Meaning
prescient (s)
perceiving the significance of events before they occur
prescient Sentence Examples
- 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.
FAQs About the word prescient
perceiving the significance of events before they occur
forward-looking,cautious, proactive, farsighted, visionary, careful, foresighted, heedful, forethoughtful, forward
shortsighted, myopic, myopic,shortsighted, improvident, careless, improvident, careless, incautious, half-baked
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.
