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Meanings of very prescient in English

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Usage of very prescient in English
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Gundlach has been known for a number of very prescient investment calls.
Reuters
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Two matches into the Ashes and suddenly his words look very prescient indeed.
The Guardian
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It was a very prescient footnote indeed.
Bad science
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There's always the durable, powerful -sadly not very prescient -Channel 4 series A Very British Coup.
The Irish Times
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A lot of that chatter came from the fact that the show-andits portrayal of our hyperconnected economy-feltvery prescient.
Wired
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The play is very prescient about fake news and how we're in trouble if television falls into the wrong hands.
The Guardian
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Shrugging, he added: "Or maybe he'll be inside the tent, pissing in." That last throwaway remark now seems very prescient.
The Guardian
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That's why so many of this generation are drawn to dystopian fiction. Certainly there's a sense that the Hunger Games trilogy was very prescient.
The Guardian
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