presciently

English

Etymology

prescient +‎ -ly

Adverb

presciently (comparative more presciently, superlative most presciently)

1. In a prescient manner.
   • 1992 Giles Radice, Offshore: Britain and the European Idea (page 20)

     It was Sir Walter Raleigh who presciently said: 'Who commands the sea commands trade; who commands the trade of the world commands its riches, and so commands the world itself.'

   • 2020 September 9, Tom Ingall, “EMR adhering to franchise commitmenta”, in Rail, page 62:

     But as the pandemic accelerated, EMR acted presciently and made changes before the Government put the country into lockdown.