Translations for „prescience“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

prescience <prescience; presciences> N

prescience

علم الغيب

prescience

سبق العلم

prescience

بَصِيرَة

prescience

سبق الإدراك

prescience

بُعْدُ النَّظَر

prescience

بَصَر

prescience

تَبَصُّر

prescience

prescience

فِطْنَة

prescience

عِلْم

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English

I believe that at one time or another we've all experienced a sense of prescience.

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Compare this lack of imagination to the prescience of the first generation leaders of the freedom struggle.

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Although he becomes technically blind, his prescience allows him to see by tightly locking in reality with his prescient visions.

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I claim no great prescience there; it seemed pretty obvious and uncontroversial.

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Again, could this be prescience on the part of the band?

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He believes his prescience at that time means that people should pay attention to what he thinks now.

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The fallacy of prescience can be viewed as a procedural manifestation of the informal fallacy of begging the question.

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His later increasing use of melange spice expanded his abilities greatly but made him seem unstable, intoxicated by his new-found prescience.

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None of their descendants will be able to be tracked by prescience, forever free of any one person's vision and ensuring that humanity could never be completely found and destroyed.

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However, the ideas of certain great thinkers, either for their prescience, or for their wide and long-term acceptance, bear listing here.

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