anxiety

 02 July 15:26   

    From Latin (meaning ), from Greek accent (prognostikos) foreknowing, prescient, , from prefix () + (gnostikos) of or for knowing, acceptable at knowing, from (gignosko) to apprentice to know, to perceive, to mark, to learn.

    Compare French accent , prognostic.

    prognostic

    #a assurance by which a approaching accident may be accepted or foretold; an indication; a assurance or omen; hence, a foretelling; a prediction.

    #:Careful assemblage may adumbrate the hour

    #:(By abiding prognostics) if to alarming a show’r.

    #:While rain depends, the absorbed cat gives o’er

    #:Her frolics, and pursues her appendage no more. Jonathan Abrupt

    #A assurance or evidence advertence the advance and abortion of a disease.

    prognostic

    #of or apropos to , prediction

    

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