- fore|told
- fore|told «fr TOHLD, fohr-», verb.past tense and past participle of foretell: »
The Weather Service foretold the cold wave. He had foretold the depression.
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un|fore|told — «UHN fr TOHLD, fohr », adjective. not predicted or foretold … Useful english dictionary
fore|tell´er — fore|tell «fr TEHL, fohr », transitive verb, told, tell|ing. to tell beforehand; predict; prophesy: »Who can foretell what a baby will do next? SYNONYM(S): prognosticate, forecast. –fore|tell´a|ble, adjective … Useful english dictionary
fore|tell´a|ble — fore|tell «fr TEHL, fohr », transitive verb, told, tell|ing. to tell beforehand; predict; prophesy: »Who can foretell what a baby will do next? SYNONYM(S): prognosticate, forecast. –fore|tell´a|ble, adjective … Useful english dictionary
fore|tell — «fr TEHL, fohr », transitive verb, told, tell|ing. to tell beforehand; predict; prophesy: »Who can foretell what a baby will do next? SYNONYM(S): prognosticate, forecast. –fore|tell´a|ble, adjective … Useful english dictionary
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foretold — fore|told [fo:ˈtəuld US fo:rˈtould] v the past tense and past participle of ↑foretell … Dictionary of contemporary English
foretold — fore|told the past tense and past participle of foretell … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
foretold — [fôr tōld′] vt. pt. & pp. of FORETELL * * * fore·told (fôr tōldʹ, fōr ) v. Past tense and past participle of foretell. * * * … Universalium
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