Prescience

Pronunciation: /ˈpriːʃiːəns/

Prescience (noun)

  1. The ability to know something before it happens, especially about future events.
  2. Careful understanding of what is likely to happen, used to make good decisions.
  3. Belief that someone can see future events through spiritual or supernatural knowledge.

Examples

  • Her prescience helped her avoid the mistake.
  • The team relied on prescience to prepare early.