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foremonish

foremonish verb: to forewarn, premonish.

Verb

foremonish (third-person singular simple present foremonishes, present participle foremonishing, simple past and past participle foremonished)

  1. To forewarn, premonish.
    • nor the sufferings by the Ammonites, Midianites and Philistines, related in the Book of Judges, but He foremonished Israel by Joshua1860, Rev. Edward Bouverie Pusey, The Minor Prophets With A Commentary

Forms of foremonish

third-person singular presentforemonishes
present participleforemonishing
past participleforemonished
pastforemonished

Origin of foremonish

fore- + monish

Questions about foremonish

What does foremonish mean?
Foremonish means to forewarn, premonish.
What part of speech is foremonish?
Foremonish is a verb.
What is the past tense of foremonish?
The past tense of foremonish is foremonished.

Words near foremonish in the dictionary

  1. foreminded
  2. foreminding
  3. foreminds
  4. foremistress
  5. foremistresses
  6. foremonish
  7. foremonished
  8. foremonishes
  9. foremonishing
  10. foremore
  11. foremost

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