Prescience (noun)

The ability to know or predict things before they happen.

Origin:

From the latin word praescientia, from praesciens, present participle of praescire, meaning "to know beforehand".

Examples:

1. He demonstrated a remarkable prescience in his predictions about the stock market.
2. The prescience of the prophet's predictions is uncanny.
3. Her prescience allowed her to avoid many potential pitfalls in her career.
4. He attributed his success to a combination of hard work and prescience.
5. The science fiction novel explores the concept of prescience through the story of a man who can predict the future.