Clairvoyant (adjective)

1. Having the ability to see things that are not visible to others.
2. Having the ability to perceive things beyond the range of ordinary perception.

Origin:

Early 18th century: from french clair "clear" + voyant "seeing", present participle of voir.

Examples:

1. She claimed to be a clairvoyant, able to see into the future.
2. He had a clairvoyant ability to sense when something was wrong.
3. The clairvoyant medium claimed to be able to communicate with the dead.
4. The clairvoyant's predictions were often eerily accurate.
5. The clairvoyant had a gift for sensing things beyond the realm of ordinary perception.