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Essential Latin Roots: Fore-

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forebode
verb (used with
an omen or prediction
forecast
verb (used with
calculate in advance
forecastle
noun
superstructure at the bow of a vessel used as a shelter or as quarters for sailors
foreclose
verb (used with
to deprive a mortgagor of the right to redeem property on failure to make payment when due
forecourt
noun
courtyard before the entrance to a building
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forefather
noun
ancestor
forego
verb (used with
to go before
foreground
noun
portion of a scene nearest to the viewer
forehead
noun
part of the face above the eyebrows
foreign
adjective
from another country or nation
forejudge
verb (used with
to determine an opinion beforehand
foreknowledge
noun
knowledge of something before it exists or happens
foreman
noun
person in charge of a group of workers, as in a factory
foreordain
verb (used with
to ordain or appoint beforehand
forerun
verb (used with
predecessor
foresail
noun
staysail set immediately forward of the mainmast of a boat
foresee
verb (used with
to know in advance
foreshore
noun
part of the shore between the high-water mark and low-water mark
foresight
noun
provision for the future
foretell
verb (used with
to tell of beforehand
forethought
noun
previous consideration

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