IPA: //fɑːrˈsiːɪŋ//
KK: /fɑrˈsiŋ/
Having the ability to see or understand things that will happen in the future; wise in planning ahead.
The farseeing leader made decisions that benefited the community for years to come.
Farseeing → It is formed from "far" (from Old English *feorr*, meaning distant) and "seeing" (from Old English *seon*, meaning to see). The word describes the ability to see or perceive things that are distant or to have foresight.
Think of being able to see things that are 'distant' ('far') — that's why 'farseeing' means having the ability to see far ahead.