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Meanings of prevision in English
Usage of prevision in English
1
Well, the prevision of its plight would cheer me in mine immensely.
2
Now his flock demanded from him organisation, leadership, political and social prevision.
3
Of the course which physical science really followed he had no prevision.
4
But nothing else came at once to the surface to falsify her prevision.
5
The party had found the four, but his prevision had not failed him.
6
She may have had a prevision of the need of support.
7
This divine prevision thus becomes the wisest and most beneficent provision.
8
The preceding incidents simply record a prevision of places subsequently visited.
9
Marcia seems to have had some prevision or inkling of what was coming.
10
But assuredly each must perforce be content with his own prevision.
11
Never enter into any discussion or prevision with a dinner invitation.
12
Her prevision that, when she loved, it would be desperately, had been fulfilled.
13
He felt nothing approaching to a clear prevision of what was to come.
14
And indeed one glance at Charlie's preoccupied features confirmed his prevision.
15
Her death is sufficiently provided for from the beginning in her own fatalistic prevision:
16
The specific attribute by which it is distinguished from the latter is quantitative prevision.
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