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forevouch

forevouch verb: to avow or affirm in advance.

Verb

forevouch (third-person singular simple present forevouches, present participle forevouching, simple past and past participle forevouched)

  1. To avow or affirm in advance.
    • And His own psalm in Hades had been forevouched for centuries, predicting His release from the grave and the intermediate world, and his reentrance into life, and assuming "the path of (unending) life."1850, “Easter Even: Desultory Musings”, in Evergreen, volume 7, page 103
    • Our Saviour hath forevouched that the wicked shall "go away into everlasting punishment, but the righteous into life eternal."1851, Henry Ustick Onderdonk, Sermons and Episcopal Charges - Volume 1, page 333

Forms of forevouch

third-person singular presentforevouches
present participleforevouching
past participleforevouched
pastforevouched

Origin of forevouch

From fore- + vouch.

Words formed from forevouch

Questions about forevouch

What does forevouch mean?
Forevouch means to avow or affirm in advance.
What part of speech is forevouch?
Forevouch is a verb.
What is the past tense of forevouch?
The past tense of forevouch is forevouched.

Words near forevouch in the dictionary

  1. forevermore
  2. foreverness
  3. forevers
  4. foreview
  5. foreviews
  6. forevouch
  7. forevouched
  8. forevouches
  9. forevouching
  10. forevuh
  11. forewalk

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