previsage
previsage verb: to envisage in advance; to foresee.
Verb
previsage (third-person singular simple present previsages, present participle previsaging, simple past and past participle previsaged)
- To envisage in advance; to foresee.
- Characteristically I previsage events or sequences of events that I believe will happen. When I do so, I represent these events to myself, and I represent them as, or more or less as, I believe that they will be.1986, Richard Wollheim, The Thread of Life, page 262
- Naturally, we cannot previsage our own deaths, though we can previsage a process of dying.2020, James Bernard Murphy, Your Whole Life: Beyond Childhood and Adulthood, page 157
Forms of previsage
| third-person singular present | previsages |
|---|---|
| present participle | previsaging |
| past participle | previsaged |
| past | previsaged |
Questions about previsage
- What does previsage mean?
- Previsage means to envisage in advance; to foresee.
- What part of speech is previsage?
- Previsage is a verb.
- What is the past tense of previsage?
- The past tense of previsage is previsaged.
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