previse

• Verbe rare ou archaïque signifiant prévoir, prédire, ou doter d'une connaissance ou d'un avertissement préalables.

An obsolete verb meaning to foresee, predict, or provide with advance knowledge or warning.

1. Warn in advanceC2formal

   To give an early warning or caution about something before it happens.

   Avertir à l'avance

   • The oracle prevised the king of the coming danger.
   • He prevised his colleagues about the potential risks of the project.
   • The weather service prevised the storm days before it arrived.

   Synonymesalertcautionforewarnwarn

2. Foresee or anticipateC2formal

   To realize or know something before it occurs; to have foreknowledge.

   Prévoir, pressentir

   • She prevised the outcome of the negotiations based on the early signs.
   • The scientist prevised the results of the experiment.
   • He prevised the difficulties they would face on the journey.

   Synonymesanticipatedivineforecastforeknowforeseeprophesy