clairvoyant
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9.3
- adjective
- /klɛrˈvɔɪənt/
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clarividente
- I'm clairvoyant, remember?
- clairvoyant perception
And yeah, basically you're like a, you're a clairvoyant savant.
- And yeah, basically you're like a, you're a clairvoyant savant.
- He's like some sage fucking Silicon Valley like foresight clairvoyant guy.
- So he's the, he's clairvoyant like, and that you were going to Kathmandu and that's when the that's when the earthquake was right to meet Dan.
Examples
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She'd have to be clairvoyant to connect the two.
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At times she's almost clairvoyant, reading my thoughts like a grocery list.
Fiction book (1991) -
Are you clairvoyant as well?
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So what are you, clairvoyant?
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Did you work this out with the Chief earlier, or are you clairvoyant?
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One doesn't need to be clairvoyant to figure it out.
Fiction book (1993) -
Colette did not know precisely what she had under her feet, but she hardly had to be clairvoyant to guess.
Fiction book (1991) -
But he did not reckon with the clairvoyant powers of the invincible Merlin.
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Maybe she's clairvoyant.
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Many people believe that a clairvoyant can predict the future with amazing accuracy.
Synonyms
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7.4
Saying or showing what will happen in the future, often as if from a spiritual source
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8.9
Knowing about things before they happen
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9.9
To know about an event before it happens
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9.1
Saying that something will happen in the future, often by a religious person
Able to see events before they happen
How Predictive
- Literature
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8.9
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5.1
- Literature
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9.9
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9.3
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3.5
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word clairvoyant comes from French parts clair- meaning 'clear' and -voyant meaning 'seeing', so calling someone clairvoyant says they can 'see clearly' things that are not visible now, like the future.