Foresee (verb)

1. To see or know beforehand; to predict or anticipate.
2. To be able to see in advance; to have foresight.

Origin:

From fore- +‎ see. compare middle english forseien ("to foretell"), from old english forseón ("to foreknow, foretell"), from for- + seón ("to see"). cognate with german vorhersehen ("to foresee").

Examples:

1. The economic experts did not foresee the recession.
2. I foresee a bright future for the company.
3. The company's CEO was able to foresee the market trends.
4. The scientist was able to foresee the results of the experiment.
5. He did not foresee the consequences of his actions.