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/fɔːˈhəʊldɪŋ/ · noun
(rare) gerund of forehold: a prediction; a superstitious prognostication; also, an ominous foreboding..
Bold will be the opposition to the only Son of Mary [i.e., Jesus], to worship the Lord. / The youth ready to assist, from God he sprang, whether he be knowing, whether he be simple. / Thy foreholding, coeval with perfect trees, / Had been expanded beautifully from the lap of Jesus.
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Foreholding means (rare) gerund of forehold: a prediction; a superstitious prognostication; also, an ominous foreboding..
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Bold will be the opposition to the only Son of Mary [i.e., Jesus], to worship the Lord. / The youth ready to assist, from God he sprang, whether he be knowing, whether he be simple. / Thy foreholding, coeval with perfect trees, / Had been expanded beautifully from the lap of Jesus.
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