foresee in Latin
foresee in Latin is dīvīnō, praevideō, prospicio — foresee means to know or realize something will happen before it does.
foresee in Latin
dīvīnō
(obsolete) To provide.
praevideō
(obsolete) To provide.
prospicio
(obsolete) To provide.
prōvideō
(obsolete) To provide.
What does "foresee" mean?
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verb To know or realize something will happen before it does.
"Nobody could have foreseen how popular the app would become."
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foresee in a sentence
- Nobody could have foreseen how popular the app would become.
- Analysts foresee a rise in interest rates next year.
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What is "foresee" in Latin?
"foresee" in Latin is dīvīnō, praevideō, prospicio. foresee means: To know or realize something will happen before it does.
How do you use "foresee" in a sentence?
Example: "Nobody could have foreseen how popular the app would become." In Latin, "foresee" is dīvīnō, praevideō, prospicio.
Are there other ways to say "foresee" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "foresee": dīvīnō, praevideō, prospicio, prōvideō.
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