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Meanings of forewarn of in English

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Usage of forewarn of in English
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Did the Holy Ghost in vain forewarn of these things?
The Augsburg Confession / The confession of faith, which was sub...
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Twitter did not explain or forewarn of the measure, state-run media wrote on their websites.
Reuters
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To forewarn of what is to come.
Fiendish deeds
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Why did it know so little about 'weapons of mass destruction' … why did it not forewarn of the banking crisis?
The Guardian
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But it wouldn't help if they had been forewarned of his arrival.
Frontier fury
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Being forewarned of this I naturally desired to see the genuine article.
Europe Revised
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Forewarned of their coming, Lord Staunton closed his gates and defied the attackers.
Dangerous Women
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He had been forewarned of this ride by Rhoda before they left Chicago.
Nan Sherwood at Rose Ranch; Or, The Old Mexican's Treasure
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So long as I present no danger, Despair cannot be forewarned of my attack.
The Wyrmling Horde
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At any rate, it looks as though Giovanni had been forewarned of your visit.
The Lure of the Mask
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He will be forewarned of every danger, forearmed in the means by which danger is avoided.
A Strange Story — Volume 03
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They had been forewarned of the riot, which was the deadliest prison massacre in Mexico's history.
Radio NZ
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No one forewarned of our precautions would consent to the additional signatures if he were an imposter.
The bourne identity
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A more exhaustive, independent list of the company's landholdings might allow communities to be forewarned of future developments.
The Guardian
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The White House has confirmed two senior cabinet members were forewarned of oil company Enron's looming financial crisis.
The Irish Times
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Iraq's Interior Ministry said the authorities were forewarned of the attack but were unsure when it would happen.
The Irish Times
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