Precognize

Quick meaning: Precognize is a verb meaning To display or have precognition; to have (paranormal) knowledge of a future event before it occurs.

Meaning

To display or have precognition; to have (paranormal) knowledge of a future event before it occurs.

Example Sentences

One fact of importance is that so far as the evidence goes we do not precognize the whole of our future. Why is this? It may have the same sort of explanation as the fact that we do not remember the whole of our past.

Lilil hoped an hour before the drawing was close enough to the event to precognize the numbers. She could not precognize events yet, only people's intentions, but if this experiment failed, she'd only be out a dollar.

He almost did what he needed to do to fill in various parts of a comprehensive theory, which I'm still working on, because precognition is part of it. He couldn't precognize, but he provided one of the main tools in the theory of precognition.

... misuse could hardly be the result of precognizing that a certain event would occur (e.g. if I unwittingly drink poison just after precognizing the hour of my death, I shall not regard the potion as ineffective when its true nature is revealed to me.

Word Forms

• precognizes
• precognizing
• precognized

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include presage, foresee, foreknow, preperceive, forefeel, foreken.

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