Act and Foresight

Act

Act noun - A performance regularly presented by an individual or group.

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Foresight and act are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Foresight" instead a noun "Act".

Nearby Words: acting, acted

Foresight noun - The special ability to see or know about events before they actually occur.

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Act and foresight are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Act" instead a noun "Foresight".

good	good act	good foresight
genuine	genuine act	genuine foresight
actual	actual act	actual foresight
massive	massive act	massive foresight
Other adjectives: great, little, bad.

Hermione Granger is pretty much the only person in the whole Harry Potter universe who can (usually) be relied on to act rationally and with any kind of foresight.

Source: Only Sane Man / Literature
Governments are very quick to act, and only with massive foresight can you avoid the consequences of human reaction.

Source: Video Game / Plague Inc
People die after making works all the time, but few of them have the foresight to know what their last act would be.

Source: Swan Song

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