foresightedness
- noun
- /ˈfɔːrˌsaɪtɪdnəs/
- The foresightedness of the leaders was commendable.
The army will actually be the virtues and the notion of squareness, foresightedness.
- The army will actually be the virtues and the notion of squareness, foresightedness.
Examples
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Her foresightedness allowed the company to avoid potential losses during the economic downturn.
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Her foresightedness helped the company avoid financial disaster.
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We admire his foresightedness in investing in renewable energy when others hesitated.
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Without foresightedness, it is easy to fall into avoidable difficulties.
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Her foresightedness enabled her to invest wisely, ensuring she would have enough savings for retirement.
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The company's foresightedness in developing new technologies helped it stay ahead of its competitors.
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His foresightedness allowed him to plan for unexpected expenses, avoiding financial difficulties later.
Synonyms
To think ahead and decide what to do to prepare for something
The ability to think ahead and plan for the future
Careful planning for the future to avoid problems
To know what will happen in the future
Ability to think ahead and plan for future problems
Careful planning for the future to meet needs and avoid problems
The ability to plan ahead and avoid future problems
Thinking about the future to plan for it
An ability to see and plan for things that will happen
To imagine and plan for the future
A careful, organized way of making plans before acting
Antonyms
How Foresighted
- Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
foresightedness = foresighted (transparent) = fore + sight + ed + ness
Formed by adding the noun-forming suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'foresighted', which itself clearly derives from 'fore' + 'sight' + '-ed'.
Etymology
Foresightedness comes from the parts fore- meaning 'before' and sight meaning 'to see', like in the words foresee and forecast. So foresightedness is like 'seeing before' and means planning and preparing for the future.