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Precognitive - English meaning

Precognitive – definitions in English dictionary

adjective

Having or giving foreknowledge of an event.

Usage examples:

Precognitive dreams foretold the tragedy
adjective

Showing or relating to knowledge of a future event, especially when this comes from a direct message to the mind, such as in a dream, rather than by reason

Usage examples:

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预知的

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Precognitief

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Précognitif

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Vorkognitiv

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पूर्वसूचक

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Precognitivo

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예지력

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Предвидящий

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Precognitivo

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Precognitive – similar words

precognitions

noun

Foreknowledge of an event, especially as a form of extrasensory perception.

Usage examples:

The initial postal experiment suggested that true precognition may not be possible.
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precognition

noun

Foreknowledge of an event, especially as a form of extrasensory perception.

Usage examples:

The initial postal experiment suggested that true precognition may not be possible.
noun

Knowledge of a future event, especially when this comes from a direct message to the mind, such as in a dream, rather than by reason

Precognition - all meanings in English

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