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prevision

/prɪˈvɪʒ.ən/

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noun

/prɪˈvɪʒ.ən/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее способность предвидеть или предсказывать будущие события, или акт знания или видения чего-либо заранее, часто через пророческое видение или рассуждение.

A noun referring to the ability to foresee or predict future events, or the act of knowing or seeing something in advance, often through prophetic vision or reasoning.

  1. Prophetic visionC2formal

    A vision or revelation of future events, often experienced in a dream or trance.

    ruПредвидение

    • The prophet had a prevision of the coming flood.
    • Her prevision in a dream warned her of the danger.
    • Ancient texts describe previsions of great battles.

    Synonymsauguryclairvoyancedivinationforeknowledgepresageprescienceprognosticationprophecysecond sightvaticination

  2. Foresight or foreknowledgeC2formal

    The ability to know or predict future events before they happen.

    ruПредвидение

    • His prevision of the market crash saved his investments.
    • She had a remarkable prevision of the outcome.
    • The leader's prevision guided the nation through the crisis.

    Synonymsanticipationclairvoyanceforeknowledgeforesightpredictionprescienceprognosticationprophecysecond sight

  3. Prediction based on reasoningC2formal

    The act of predicting future events by logical analysis or reasoning.

    ruПредвидение

    • The scientist's prevision of climate change was based on data.
    • Economic previsions often rely on complex models.
    • His prevision of the election results proved accurate.

    Synonymsforecastpredictionprognosisprognosticationprojection

Forms
  • previsions plural form
  • previsions' possessive plural form
  • prevision's possessive singular form
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