prospicient
/prəˈspɪʃnt/rare
adjective
Having or exercising foresight; provident.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Codrington (d.?1665), translator and writer. From classical Latin prōspicient-, prōspiciēns provident, cautious, use as adjective of present participle of prōspicere to look forward.
- underpinning
- under plain cover
- underplant
- underplay
- underplot
- underpopulated
- underpopulation
- underpowered
- underprepared
- underprice
- underprivileged
- underproduce
- underproduction
- underproof
- underprop
- under protest
- underqualified
- underquote
- underrate
- under-read
- under-record
- under-rehearsed
- under-report
- under-represent
- under-representation