Foresee
Foresee verb - To realize or know about beforehand.
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Synonyms for Foresee
See the future and foresee are semantically related. In some cases you can use "See the future" instead a verb "Foresee".
See the future
Foresee and see the future are semantically related. You can use "Foresee" instead a verb phrase "See the future".
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Related pairs
- call and foresee
- call and see the future
- forecast and foresee
- forecast and see the future
- prophesy and foresee
- prophesy and see the future
- predict and foresee
- predict and see the future
- presage and foresee
- presage and see the future
- divine and foresee
- divine and see the future
- foretell and foresee
- foretell and see the future
Both terms in one sentence
- Luckily, there was already some attraction between the two (and it's implied that the king had some ability to see the future and foresee this outcome.) Standard Royal Court: Inverted, subverted and every other verted.
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The backstory is that his people sacrificed one eye (apiece, duh) to the Beast in exchange for being able to see the future, but were only given the ability to foresee their own deaths.
Source: Cyclops
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