seer

/siːr/

Definitions

1. noun

A person with a supposed ability to see into the future or to perceive things that are not apparent to others.

“The mystic was known as a seer who possessed the power of prophecy.”

2. verb

To see or perceive something, especially as a result of a supernatural or mystical power.

“The wizard could see into the past and was said to seer hidden truths.”

3. noun

A person who has a deep understanding or insight into a particular subject or situation.

“The art critic was a seer who could pick out the hidden themes in modern art.”

Synonyms

  • oracle
  • prophet

Antonyms

  • blinder
  • ignoramus