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Prescience

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The term 'prescience' is often used figuratively, rather than implying actual supernatural abilities. SlideHis prescience about tech trends made him a successful investor.
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'Prescience' typically implies a positive skill, often associated with wisdom or intelligence. SlideHer prescience in business decisions earned her respect among her peers.
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Use 'prescience' to convey insight or foresight in a particular field, not necessarily predicting the future. SlideThe scientist's prescience allowed him to anticipate the next discovery.
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