Prescience
Prescience noun - The special ability to see or know about events before they actually occur.
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Synonyms for Prescience
Thought and prescience are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thought" instead a noun "Prescience".
Nearby Word: prescient
Thought
Thought noun - A careful weighing of the reasons for or against something.
Prescience and thought are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Prescience" instead a noun "Thought".
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Related pairs
- feeling and prescience
- feeling and thought
- fancy and prescience
- fancy and thought
- care and prescience
- care and thought
- hunch and prescience
- hunch and thought
- anticipation and prescience
- anticipation and thought
- notion and prescience
- notion and thought
- conception and prescience
- conception and thought
How words are described
| great | great prescience | great thought |
Both words in one sentence
- Prescience is thought to conflict with human free will on the basis that a choice foreseen might as well be preordained.
Source: The Omniscient - The ZERO System from Mobile Suit Gundam Wing provides speed-of-thought mecha control and predictions of enemy actions that border on prescience.
Source: Necessary Drawback -
This basically means that, short of prescience on your part, an enemy can appear out of a fort or the edge of the map that you thought was safe and beat down your helpless healers and archers before you can react.
Source: Video Game / Fire Emblem
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