| precognition | Advance knowledge, by means other than the normal senses, of a future event; a form of extrasensory perception. Origin: L. Praecogito, to ponder before (05 Mar 2000) |
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knowledge of an event before it occurs
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Precognition is a form of extra-sensory perception which allows a "percipient" to perceive information about future places or events before they happen (as opposed to merely predicting them based on deductive reasoning and current knowledge). A related term, presentiment is used to refer to information about future events which may not present itself in conscious form but rather in the form of emotions or feelings at the autonomic level. ...
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| precognition |
knowledge of a future event which could not have been predicted or inferred by normal means.
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in an inner knowledge or sense of future events.
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The prediction of random events without making use of references that are perhaps present now or were present in the past.
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