fore-tried
fore-tried adjective: tried or tested beforehand; proven.
Adjective
fore-tried (comparative more fore-tried, superlative most fore-tried)
- Tried or tested beforehand; proven.
- Work meet for savior souls, redeemers rare, Noble and mighty ones, foretried, foreknown1889-1890, Orson F. Whitney, Enoch
- Tried or used beforehand; previously used; unchaste. (of women)
Forms of fore-tried
| comparative | more fore-tried |
|---|---|
| superlative | most fore-tried |
| alternative form | foretried |
Origin of fore-tried
From fore- + tried.
Questions about fore-tried
- What does fore-tried mean?
- Fore-tried means tried or tested beforehand; proven.
- What part of speech is fore-tried?
- Fore-tried is an adjective.
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