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Synonym for fore [adjective]
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forebear [noun]
means "forefather"ancestor, sire, founder, parent, primogenitor, progenitor, ascendant
foreboding [adjective]
means "ominous"portentous, inauspicious, prophetic, forewarning, threatening, ill-fated, menacing
forecast [noun]
means "prediction"prophecy, anticipation, prognosis, augury, prognostication, conjecture, divination
forefather [noun]
means "ancestor"forebear, progenitor, patriarch, primogenitor, originator, begetter
foreign [adjective]
means "from another country"alien, from abroad, exotic, different, unfamiliar, outlandish, unknown
foreman [noun]
means "supervisor"overseer, forelady, director, manager, superintendent, administrator
forensic [adjective]
means "used in legal proceedings"judicial, legal, authorised, authorized, juridical
forerunner [noun]
means "foregoer"ancestor, forefather, antecedent, precursor, predecessor, prototype
foreshadowing [noun]
means "foreboding"foreknowledge, presage, indication, premonition, presentiment, augury, omen
foresight [noun]
means "foreknowledge"prescience, prevision, prospect
foresight [noun]
means "anticipation"forecast, forehandedness, forethought, precaution, prevision, prudence
forest [noun]
means "nature"chase, brake, copse, weald, grove, timber, wood, timberland, weald, woods
foretell [verb]
means "predict"forebode, anticipate, divine, augur, foresee, forecast
forethought [noun]
means "deliberation"reflection, consideration, contemplation, speculation, study, grounds, considering
always [object]
means "duration"forever, perpetually, eternally, evermore, everlastingly, ever, forevermore
ancestor [noun]
means "forefather"forebear, sire, founder, parent, primogenitor, progenitor
antecedent [noun]
means "former"past, prior, preceding, foregoing, anterior, elapsed
anticipate [verb]
means "forecast"foresee, predict, envision, prognosticate, augur, prophesy
ascendant [noun]
means "forefather"forebear, sire, founder, parent, primogenitor, progenitor
augur [verb]
means "predict"forebode, anticipate, divine, forecast, foresee, foretell
augury [noun]
means "prediction"prophecy, anticipation, prognosis, forecast, prognostication, conjecture
calculation [noun]
means "anticipation"prognosis, estimate, prediction, forethought, foresight, estimation, forecast
caution [verb]
means "alert"admonish, advise, exhort, warn, forewarn, counsel
consideration [noun]
means "deliberation"reflection, forethought, contemplation, speculation, study, grounds
deliberation [noun]
means "consideration"forethought, reflection, calculation, speculation, pondering, thought
destined [adjective]
means "fated"near, predetermined, predestined, forthcoming, impending, foreordained
divine [verb]
means "predict"forebode, forecast, prophesy, prognosticate
envision [verb]
means "forecast"foresee, predict, anticipate, prognosticate, augur, prophesy
everlastingly [object]
means "forever"perpetually, eternally, evermore, always, ever, forevermore
evermore [object]
means "forever"perpetually, eternally, always, everlastingly, ever, forevermore
exhort [verb]
means "alert"admonish, advise, caution, warn, forewarn, counsel
exterior [adjective]
means "extraneous"peripheral, marginal, extrinsic, foreign, outlying, superficial
fate [verb]
means "effect"predestine, destine, foreordain, predetermine, preordain
first [adjective]
means "position"foremost, inaugural, initial, leading, chief, arch, greatest, champion, prime, foremost
forward [adjective]
means "ahead"front, up front, first, foremost
gone by [adjective]
means "former"antecedent, prior, preceding, foregoing, anterior, elapsed
grove [noun]
means "stand"copse, forest, wood, growth, crop
harbinger [noun]
means "precursor"forerunner, messenger, herald, outrider
hinterland [noun]
means "backwoods"bush, country, forest, field
ill-fated [adjective]
means "ominous"foreboding, inauspicious, prophetic, forewarning, threatening, portentous
incessantly [object]
means "ceaselessly"continuously, endlessly, away, forever
infinitely [object]
means "in perpetuity"endlessly, perpetually, continually, eternally, forever
interloper [noun]
means "stranger"foreigner, immigrant, newcomer, refugee, alien
juridical [adjective]
means "used in legal proceedings"judicial, legal, authorised, authorized, forensic
legal [adjective]
means "law"forensic
menacing [adjective]
means "ominous"sinister, foreboding, threatening, disastrous, dire, unfortunate
obverse [noun]
means "frontage"exterior, anterior, front, facade, bow, foreground, forehead
obviate [verb]
means "preclude"anticipate, nullify, intercept, prevent, forestall, hinder
ominous [adjective]
means "dismal"foreboding, impending, significant, presaging, prophetic, imminent
outlying [adjective]
means "extraneous"peripheral, marginal, extrinsic, foreign, exterior, superficial
overseer [noun]
means "supervisor"foreman, director, manager, superintendent, administrator
par excellence [adjective]
means "in the highest degree"pre-eminent, excellent, prime, superior, supreme, foremost
paramount [adjective]
means "principal"chief, primary, main, leading, foremost, capital
past [adjective]
means "property"former, antecedent, prior, preceding, foregoing, anterior
permanently [object]
means "once and for all"enduringly, for all time, forever, forevermore, perpetually
perpetually [object]
means "constantly"forever, unceasingly, enduringly, permanently, incessantly, continuously
pioneer [noun]
means "trailblazer"explorer, path-finder, scout, guide, forerunner, precursor
pondering [noun]
means "consideration"forethought, reflection, calculation, speculation, deliberation, thought
portend [verb]
means "predict"forebode, foretell, forecast, herald, hint, warn
portent [noun]
means "prediction"omen, premonition, foreshadowing, foreboding, sign, presage
portentous [adjective]
means "ominous"foreboding, inauspicious, prophetic, forewarning, threatening, ill-fated
prearrange [verb]
means "plan"contrive, forecast, project
preceding [noun]
means "former"antecedent, prior, past, foregoing, anterior, elapsed
precursor [noun]
means "ancestor"forefather, antecedent, parent, forbear, progenitor, originator
predecessor [noun]
means "forefather"forebear, sire, founder, parent, primogenitor, progenitor
predestine [verb]
means "decree"predetermine, destine, foreordain, doom
predetermine [verb]
means "decree"doom, destine, foreordain, predestine
predict [verb]
means "forecast"foresee, anticipate, envision, prognosticate, augur, prophesy
predictable [adjective]
means "expected"foreseen, prepared for, anticipated, predicted, likely
predicted [adjective]
means "expected"foreseen, prepared for, predictable, anticipated, likely
prediction [noun]
means "sign"omen, premonition, foreshadowing, foreboding, portent, presage
prefigure [verb]
means "foretell"forecast, foreshadow, prophesy, portend, predict, presage
premonitory [adjective]
means "prognostic"ominous, portentous, foreboding, forewarning, augural, threatening
preordain [verb]
means "predestine"destine, foreordain, predetermine, fate
presage [noun]
means "foreboding"foreknowledge, foreshadowing, indication, premonition, presentiment, augury
previous [adjective]
means "earlier"antecedent, foregoing, former, preceding, prior
prevision [noun]
means "anticipation"forecast, forehandedness, forethought, precaution, foresight, prudence
prior [adjective]
means "former"antecedent, past, preceding, foregoing, anterior, elapsed
prognosis [noun]
means "prediction"prophecy, anticipation, forecast, augury, prognostication, conjecture
prognostic [adjective]
means "premonitory"ominous, portentous, foreboding, forewarning, augural, threatening
prognosticate [verb]
means "forecast"foresee, predict, envision, anticipate, augur, prophesy
prognostication [noun]
means "prediction"prophecy, anticipation, prognosis, augury, forecast, conjecture
prophecy [noun]
means "prediction"forecast, anticipation, prognosis, augury, prognostication, conjecture
prophesy [verb]
means "forecast"foresee, predict, envision, prognosticate, augur, anticipate
prudence [noun]
means "discretion"calculation, caution, circumspection, common sense, foresight, forethought
refugee [noun]
means "stranger"foreigner, immigrant, newcomer, alien, interloper
sacrifice [verb]
means "forfeit"forego, relinquish, renounce, spare, yield
sign [noun]
means "vision"prediction, omen, premonition, foreshadowing, foreboding, portent
sinister [adjective]
means "ominous"menacing, foreboding, threatening, disastrous, dire, unfortunate
sooner [object]
means "before"foregoing
stand [noun]
means "nature"grove, copse, forest, wood, growth, crop
stranger [noun]
means "alien"foreigner, immigrant, newcomer, refugee, interloper
unknown [adjective]
means "strange"bizarre, foreign, unfamiliar, alien, different, exotic
warn [verb]
means "speech"admonish, caution, counsel, forewarn, exhort
wood [noun]
means "substance"timber, lumber, hardwood, forest, timberland
woods [noun]
means "grove"timber, wood, timberland, weald, forest
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