Foresight and Plan

Foresight

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

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

Plan noun - A method worked out in advance for achieving some objective.

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Foresight and plan are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Foresight" instead a noun "Plan".

Nearby Words: plant, planned, planed, planner, planing

good	good foresight	good plan
actual	actual foresight	actual plan
great	great foresight	great plan
dangerous	dangerous foresight	dangerous plan
Other adjectives: little, bad, greater, thought out.

The Riddler also had the foresight to plan ahead for Catwoman teaming up with Bats, strewing trophies and riddles around Arkham City for her as well.

Source: Crazy Prepared / Batman
Villains Act, Heroes React: For a good portion of the book Selkess is just stringing Baltan and Eureka along, having enough foresight to accurately predict their reactions and plan accordingly.

Source: Literature / Azure Rain
The audience has the benefit of being treated to Holmes' foresight, while his opponents do not, and generally do none of the unpredictable things that could ruin his plan.

Source: Film / Sherlock Holmes

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