prescient

prescient
prescient, ente
(prè-si-an, an-t') adj.
Qui a la prescience d'une chose, des événements futurs.
   XVe s.
   S'il voit les biens et les iniquités à son miroer prescient, pardurable...., E. DESCH. Poés. mss. f° 104.
   Voy. prescience.

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