precognition
precognition
noun
precognitive
adjective
noun
- [mass noun]foreknowledge of an event, especially of a paranormal kind
（尤指超常的）预知，早知 - (Law, chiefly Scottish)the preliminary examination of witnesses, especially to decide whether there is ground for a trial
(律 主苏格兰)（对证人的）预审
precognitive
adjective
- (义项1)
- late Middle English: from late Latin praecognitio(n-), based on Latin cognoscere 'know'
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