English to Latin Meaning of foretold

Foretold :

verb

Foretold :: praedixerat

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Definitions of foretold in English

Noun(1) planning or plotting in advance of acting(2) judiciousness in avoiding harm or danger

Examples of foretold in English

(1) Jim had the forethought to book in advance(2) I'm sorry to be snarky, but it all just seems so damn selfish and lacking in forethought .(3) It's pathetic, I know, but then I also know that the vast majority of muggings, thefts and attacks could be avoided with some careful forethought .(4) He goes on to explain that there was considerable forethought regarding this approach, going to the lean-field rather than to the green, which many of his German competitors have decided to do.(5) I have seen too many such ambitious projects founder for lack of money, time and commitment, and others which, completed, have fallen flat on the grounds of shoddy design and lack of forethought .(6) This is the largest, most monumental blunder ever committed - for a wise woman, you certainly lack forethought sometimes.(7) They can be counted on to enthusiastically endorse any Democratic Party idea, regardless of how utterly void of common sense or careful forethought .(8) I mean, it is really quite extraordinary that he has eluded capture, and it suggests careful forethought on his part.(9) The Council have shown a big lack of forethought and this needs to be done now, it must happen.(10) The film is sentenced to seek counseling for its lack of creativity and forethought .(11) The lack of forethought demonstrates that they were so set on rebellion that they did not consider the outcome.(12) As with most technology solutions, much of the success is achieved in the planning stage when the necessary forethought goes a long way to accomplishing the project goals.(13) This is a very potent pair of books, in short: read them attentively and recommend them with careful forethought .(14) All it needs is a little careful town planning and forethought .(15) Some could bemoan the lack of clear psychological motivation outside of financial gain as keeping them at an emotional distance, yet it's this lack of forethought and consideration that has brought Bruno to this place.(16) Such a state of affairs has left many riders outraged at the lack of forethought put into the legalization of big bikes.

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It was FORETOLD that divine punishment

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