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forecall

forecall verb: to call in advance.

Verb

forecall (third-person singular simple present forecalls, present participle forecalling, simple past and past participle forecalled)

  1. To call in advance.
  2. To ordain beforehand.

Forms of forecall

third-person singular presentforecalls
present participleforecalling
past participleforecalled
pastforecalled

Origin of forecall

From fore- + call.

Questions about forecall

What does forecall mean?
Forecall means to call in advance.
What part of speech is forecall?
Forecall is a verb.
What is the past tense of forecall?
The past tense of forecall is forecalled.

Words near forecall in the dictionary

  1. forecaddie
  2. forecaddied
  3. forecaddies
  4. forecaddy
  5. forecaddying
  6. forecall
  7. forecame
  8. forecar
  9. forecare
  10. forecarriage
  11. forecarriages

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