1. having knowledge of events before they happen; showing foresight or prophetic insight
Usage: formal

Examples

• The economist’s prescient warnings about the housing bubble proved accurate.
• Her prescient novel anticipated many social changes that occurred decades later.
• The CEO’s prescient decision to invest in renewable energy paid off handsomely.
• Ancient oracles were believed to be prescient about future events.
• His prescient analysis of market trends made him a sought-after consultant.
• The author’s prescient vision of technology seems remarkably accurate today.