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Meanings of forewarn in English
Usage of forewarn in English
1
It was not clear why New Zealand police would forewarn the deportees.
2
He could now forewarn the lady against the peril he had imagined.
3
We forewarn them that we have taken liberties innumerable with the book.
4
Only I forewarn thee that I shall change the days of Utterbol.'
5
To return at such a bad time-and not to forewarn us.
6
Perhaps I had, better forewarn you a little, and so forearm you.
7
Here it is; but I forewarn you that you will not understand it:
8
I forewarn you that your laughter will not cause me the least chagrin.
9
I foresee this with regret, but it is my duty to forewarn you.
10
Even this remark did not forewarn Janice of what was coming.
11
What you said seemed to forewarn me, and I told her.
12
Troy's experience failed to forewarn him of how it did end.
13
What when they send portents to forewarn the states of Hellas?
14
Unhappily the hat does not forewarn: it is simply indicative.
15
Some one should forewarn them in Damascus what a deed will occur here presently.
16
But point out the danger of which I forewarn you.
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