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precognition (medicine)


precognition
Advance knowledge, by means Other than the normal senses, of a future event; a form of extrasensory perception.

Origin: L. Praecogito, to ponder before


complicate(2) (iou)



complicate verb trans. E17.
[Latin complicat- pa. ppl stem of complicare, formed as COM- + plicare fold: see -ATE3.]
Combine intimately, intertwine; fold together; entangle. E17-E18.
Compose or compound of. E17-E18.
Make (more) complex or intricate. M17.
Combine or mix up with in a complex or involved way. L17.
complicated adjective that has been complicated; esp. intricate, involved, confused, complex: M17.
complicatedly adverb L19.
complicatedness noun M18.
complicative noun & adjective (a) noun (rare) a complicating force, principle, etc.; (b) adjective complicating, causing complication: M17.