Word for today: Prescient
Prescient (pronounced PREH-shuhnt or PREE-shee-uhnt) refers to having foresight, knowledge of events before they occur, or keen anticipation of the future. Originating from Latin praescire ("to know beforehand"), it describes perceptive, prophetic, or visionary insights. Synonyms include farsighted, prophetic, and clairvoyant, while antonyms are shortsighted or blind.
"Zelenskyy's warnings about America facing an eventual war that would impact the U.S. and create a crisis proved to be remarkably prescient".
"Pride goeth before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall."
A wise comment once said "I see a man without a suit, and a suit without a man."
Karma doesn't have a watch. There is no time limit or set date; she will arrive at your door.













