Foresight
Foresight noun - The special ability to see or know about events before they actually occur.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- premonition and foresight
- premonition and warning
- caution and foresight
- caution and warning
- vigilance and foresight
- vigilance and warning
- prediction and foresight
- prediction and warning
- forecast and foresight
- forecast and warning
- precaution and foresight
- precaution and warning
- wariness and foresight
- wariness and warning
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- If readers are lucky, the author had enough warning or foresight to keep notes on his plans for the rest of the series or at least fill someone else in on the most relevant plot points, so that their work can be continued by someone else.
Source: Author Existence Failure -
It's not entirely clarified what her specific kind of foresight is, but she reacts to Miriam with horror and gives her a very ominous warning.
Source: Literature / Miriam Black -
They use a combination of psychic foresight and a swift, highly-mobile army to strike without warning, achieve their objectives, and withdraw, ideally without taking a single casualty.
Source: Hollywood Tactics
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