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lack of foresight

/læk əv fɔːˈraɪsɪt/ · lack əv for ˈaɪsɪt
noun
  1. The quality or state of being unable to predict or plan for future events or consequences. The company's lack of foresight led to a significant financial loss when the market shifted unexpectedly.
  2. A failure to anticipate or prepare for potential problems or challenges. The project's lack of foresight resulted in delays and increased costs due to unforeseen technical issues.
Did you know? The concept of foresight has been discussed in various philosophical and literary works, including Aristotle's 'Politics' and Shakespeare's 'Macbeth', highlighting its importance in decision-making and leadership.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 3 lookups Added Aug 8, 2026