also foreordain, "arrange or plan beforehand," late 14c., probably modeled on Latin praeordinare; see fore- + ordain (v.). A hybrid word.
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foremost
forename
forenoon
forensic
fore-ordain
fore-ordained
forepart
foreplay
forerunner
foresee
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