prévenance
noun
pré·ve·nance
ˌprāvəˈnäⁿs
plural -s
: attentiveness to or anticipation of others' needs or an instance of such anticipation
Word History
Etymology
French, from prévenant (present participle of prévenir to anticipate, from Latin praevenire to precede, anticipate), after such pairs as French abondant abundant (from Middle French abundant) : abondance abundance (from Middle French abundance)
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