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Definition of forehand
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Forehand
(n.) The chief or most
important
part.
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Premonish
::
Premonish
(v. t.) To
forewarn;
to
admonish
beforehand.
Forefeel
::
Forefeel
(v. t.) To feel
beforehand;
to have a
presentiment
of.
Foreadmonish
::
Foreadmonish
(v. t.) To
admonish
beforehand,
or
before
the act or
event..
Forelay
::
Forelay
(v. t.) To lay down
beforehand.
Predispose
::
Predispose
(v. t.) To make fit or
susceptible
beforehand;
to give a
tendency
to; as,
debility
predisposes
the body to
disease..
Prepay
::
Prepay
(v. t.) To pay in
advance,
or
beforehand;
as, to
prepay
postage..
Preacquaint
::
Preacquaint
(v. t.) To
acquaint
previously
or
beforehand.
Prenunciation
::
Prenunciation
(n.) The act of
announcing
or
proclaiming
beforehand.
Predeterminate
::
Predeterminate
(a.)
Determined
beforehand;
as, the
predeterminate
counsel
of God..
Precondemn
::
Precondemn
(v. t.) To
condemn
beforehand.
Preerect
::
Preerect
(v. t.) To erect
beforehand.
Preform
::
Preform
(v. t.) To form
beforehand,
or for
special
ends..
Preconceit
::
Preconceit
(n.) An
opinion
or
notion
formed
beforehand;
a
preconception.
Foretaste
::
Foretaste
(n.) A taste
beforehand;
enjoyment
in
advance;
anticipation.
Foreappoint
::
Foreappoint
(v. t.) To set,
order,
or
appoint,
beforehand..
Pretorture
::
Pretorture
(v. t.) To
torture
beforehand.
Forewish
::
Forewish
(v. t.) To wish
beforehand.
Presage
::
Presage
(v. t.) To have a
presentiment
of; to feel
beforehand;
to
foreknow.
Prejudge
::
Prejudge
(v. t.) To judge
before
hearing,
or
before
full and
sufficient
examination;
to
decide
or
sentence
by
anticipation;
to
condemn
beforehand..
Prefident
::
Prefident
(a.)
Trusting
beforehand;
hence,
overconfident..
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