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“clairvoyant”
Someone who is said to be able to perceive, or to see, things that are usually beyond the range of human senses: As a clairvoyant, Eve surprised most of her customers with her ability to explain what would happen if they made certain decisions.
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clairvoyant (adjective), more clairvoyant, most clairvoyant
1. A reference to or relating to the ability to see that which can't be normally perceived with the normal senses: Roy certainly had a clairvoyant ability to predict his sister's future with her husband because he said that she was going to have four children and sure enough, she had quadruplets!
2. Etymology: from Latin clarus, "clear" + voyant, videre, "to see".
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2. Etymology: from Latin clarus, "clear" + voyant, videre, "to see".
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vid-, video-, vis-, -vision, -visional, -visionally, visuo-, vu-
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“clairvoyant”
A person who is said to be able to see things that are usually beyond the range of normal human abilities. (1)
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Conveying the ability to see or to perceive something beyond normal conceptions. (1)
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