previse
/prɪˈvaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to speak or write beforehand, especially of something that is to come; to forecast or prophesy.
“The astrologer tried to previse the exact date of the celestial event.”
2. verb
to have knowledge or information beforehand, especially of something that is to come.
“The experienced traveler managed to previse the traffic conditions on the new route.”
3. noun
a person who previses or predicts future events.
“The company hired a skilled previse to predict the market trends.”
4. verb
to express or convey one’s thoughts, feelings, or intentions beforehand, especially in a formal or official manner.
“The politician was accused of prevising her election campaign by leaking information to the press.”