clairvoyant

/ˌklɛəˈvɔɪ.ənt/adjective

Claimed to be able to perceive things beyond what the ordinary senses can detect.

Example sentences

“The fortune teller insisted she was clairvoyant and could see the future.”
“The detective show features a clairvoyant woman who helps police solve crimes.”

French roots: 'clair' (clear) plus 'voyant' (seeing). Also a noun for the person who claims the power.

Synonyms for clairvoyant

psychic

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