Definition of prescience in English:

prescience

noun ˈprɛsɪəns

mass noun

The fact of knowing something in advance; foreknowledge.
with extraordinary prescience, Jung actually predicted the Nazi eruption
Example sentencesExamples
- And the stark prescience of the imagery must make us shiver.
- ‘Unbelievable,’ Federer said, dwelling on his prescience.
- A rereading, however, shows that he had imagined our future with incredible prescience and was rightly appalled by the vista.
- This book is also worth re-reading because of Card's prescience in anticipating the Internet's role in political debate.
- Some of them have occurred exactly as predicted, and stand as proof of my prescience and insight.
Synonyms
far-sightedness, foresight, foreknowledge
psychic powers, clairvoyance
prediction, prognostication, divination, prophesy, augury
insight, vision, intuition, perception, percipience
Hinduism &amp Buddhism third eye
rare vaticination, haruspication, pythonism, prevision, psychism, adumbration

Definition of prescience in US English:

prescience

noun

The fact of knowing something before it takes place; foreknowledge.
with extraordinary prescience, Jung actually predicted the Nazi eruption
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of them have occurred exactly as predicted, and stand as proof of my prescience and insight.
- A rereading, however, shows that he had imagined our future with incredible prescience and was rightly appalled by the vista.
- And the stark prescience of the imagery must make us shiver.
- This book is also worth re-reading because of Card's prescience in anticipating the Internet's role in political debate.
- ‘Unbelievable,’ Federer said, dwelling on his prescience.
Synonyms
far-sightedness, foresight, foreknowledge

单词	prescience
释义	Definition of prescience in English: prescience noun ˈprɛsɪəns mass noun The fact of knowing something in advance; foreknowledge. with extraordinary prescience, Jung actually predicted the Nazi eruption Example sentencesExamples And the stark prescience of the imagery must make us shiver. ‘Unbelievable,’ Federer said, dwelling on his prescience. A rereading, however, shows that he had imagined our future with incredible prescience and was rightly appalled by the vista. This book is also worth re-reading because of Card's prescience in anticipating the Internet's role in political debate. Some of them have occurred exactly as predicted, and stand as proof of my prescience and insight. Synonyms far-sightedness, foresight, foreknowledge psychic powers, clairvoyance prediction, prognostication, divination, prophesy, augury insight, vision, intuition, perception, percipience Hinduism &amp Buddhism third eye rare vaticination, haruspication, pythonism, prevision, psychism, adumbration Definition of prescience in US English: prescience noun The fact of knowing something before it takes place; foreknowledge. with extraordinary prescience, Jung actually predicted the Nazi eruption Example sentencesExamples Some of them have occurred exactly as predicted, and stand as proof of my prescience and insight. A rereading, however, shows that he had imagined our future with incredible prescience and was rightly appalled by the vista. And the stark prescience of the imagery must make us shiver. This book is also worth re-reading because of Card's prescience in anticipating the Internet's role in political debate. ‘Unbelievable,’ Federer said, dwelling on his prescience. Synonyms far-sightedness, foresight, foreknowledge
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