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foregaze

UK[ˈfɔːɡɛɪz]US[ˈfɔɹɡeɪz]

foregaze noun: a gaze that is forward or beforehand.

Noun

foregaze (plural foregazes)

  1. A gaze that is forward or beforehand.

Verb

foregaze (third-person singular simple present foregazes, present participle foregazing, simple past and past participle foregazed)

  1. (transitive) To gaze forward or beforehand.

Forms of foregaze

Noun
pluralforegazes
Verb
third-person singular presentforegazes
present participleforegazing
past participleforegazed
pastforegazed

Origin of foregaze

From fore- + gaze.

Questions about foregaze

What does foregaze mean?
Foregaze means a gaze that is forward or beforehand.
What part of speech is foregaze?
Foregaze can be a noun or a verb.
How do you pronounce foregaze?
Foregaze is pronounced [ˈfɔːɡɛɪz] (UK).
What is the plural of foregaze?
The plural of foregaze is foregazes.

Words near foregaze in the dictionary

  1. foregathered
  2. foregathering
  3. foregatherings
  4. foregathers
  5. foregave
  6. foregaze
  7. foregazed
  8. foregazes
  9. foregazing
  10. foregear
  11. foregears

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