prescient

She stood still, but there was a prescient flash in her eyes as she looked at him.

Her words overpowered me almost by the weight of prescient meaning she gave them.

A guy with a dream—or perhaps a prescient glimpse of his own future.

She looked at him with an inquiry which held a sort of prescient reserve.

For one who is not prescient of all future things is not God.

There had been other instances of perception of a presence and of a prescient foreboding.

How prescient of disaster they had felt—but how little they had appraised its force!

A conclusion so prescient that her brother gasped with astonishment.

She squeezed the bundle closer with the prescient pang of parting.

In this arrangement Caleb proved himself, as usual, prescient.