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Example Sentences
Main Entry:
pre·science
[
presh
-
uh
ns
,
-ee-
uh
ns
,
pree
-sh
uh
ns
,
-shee-
uh
ns
]
/
ˈprɛʃ
əns
,
-i
əns
,
ˈpri
ʃəns
,
-ʃi
əns
/
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Main Entry:
prescience
Part of Speech:
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Example Sentences
Then whatever else today's audiences might make of it, they'd have to salute his uncanny
prescience
.
He was a writer of towering vision,
prescience
and existential cool.
Lewis is delighted but not surprised by her own
prescience
.
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Then whatever else today's audiences might make of it, they'd have to salute his uncanny
prescience
.
He was a writer of towering vision,
prescience
and existential cool.
Lewis is delighted but not surprised by her own
prescience
.
There are certainly trifles here, but there are also works of outstanding freshness and
prescience
.
But there is terrific
prescience
to be found in its portrait of times past.
Prescience
about a disaster doesn't make dealing with its consequences any easier.
Nothing solidifies the reputation of a spy novelist so much as
prescience
.
Starting a new exchange does not give a country's population any
prescience
about market movements.
Investors who had the
prescience
to buy call options on gold before the market made its move, he said, are now sitting pretty.
Admiration for the past mingles with
prescience
of the future.
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