Prescience
Prescience noun - Concern or preparation for the future.
Usage example: parents who had the prescience to make everything in their house childproof before the arrival of their first baby
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Synonyms for Prescience
Prudence and prescience are semantically related in foresight topic. In some cases you can use "Prudence" instead a noun "Prescience".
Nearby Word: prescient
Prudence
Prudence noun - A close attentiveness to avoiding danger.
Prescience and prudence are semantically related in foresight topic. Sometimes you can use "Prescience" instead a noun "Prudence".
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Related pairs
- care and prescience
- care and prudence
- anticipation and prescience
- anticipation and prudence
- understanding and prescience
- understanding and prudence
- perception and prescience
- perception and prudence
- discernment and prescience
- discernment and prudence
- carefulness and prescience
- carefulness and prudence
- caution and prescience
- caution and prudence
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