What does foreseek mean?
Foreseek means (transitive) To seek beforehand; seek in advance..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
(transitive) To seek beforehand; seek in advance..
But still I did forget, When I was with you, all I had foresought To utter; for an ocean of new thought Was by your presence into motion set.
Tea, served in a picturesque spot, foresought and foreordained by the secretary, follows the examination of the local "lion" and breaks the ramble in two.
The pamphlet is an attempt to analyse and foreseek the prospects of the foreign policies of certain Afro-Asian countries.
And this striving for objectivity which spurs his interest for scientific phenomena, e.g. x-rays which he mentions in his notebook, urges him (one is tempted to say: forces him) to foreseek appearance for the substance of truthfulness.
Yet I (knew) I must lose (her) to prove “her” inhibitions would not be foresought. And so in departing, I had lost my “second” of the best of friends (save Jesus) by a systematic (misconstrued) freedom of “faith,” and left! (NAKED) to the “WORLD”!
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Foreseek means (transitive) To seek beforehand; seek in advance..
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But still I did forget, When I was with you, all I had foresought To utter; for an ocean of new thought Was by your presence into motion set.
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