Clairvoyance (noun)

The supposed ability to gain information about an object, event, or location through extrasensory perception.

Origin:

Early 18th century: from french clair "clear" + voyance "seeing", from voir "to see".

Examples:

1. She claimed to have clairvoyance and could predict the future.
2. He was skeptical of her clairvoyance abilities.
3. Some people believe in clairvoyance as a supernatural power.
4. The psychic used clairvoyance to help the police find the missing person.
5. The clairvoyance test was inconclusive, and the psychic's abilities could not be confirmed.