Usage of "have the forethought"

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Usage of have the forethought in English

I had the forethought to bring such papers as were needed with me. 
 The Northern Light 

These last, indeed, she had the forethought to ask for. 
 Ernest Maltravers — Volume 04 

She also had the forethought to make sure she took enough for both of them. 
 The Life of Me: An Autobiography 

I wish we had even had the forethought to bring down an armful of those boughs. 
 The Rim of the Desert 

Fortunately, you two were so predictable that I had the forethought to make a contingency plan. 
 The Winds of Dune 

This she did; having the forethought to write a few clear lines, lest the messenger should fail. 
 Agatha's Husband: A Novel 

Still, he wishes he'd had the forethought to bring at least some of that carefully squirrelled insurance. 
 The windup girl 

He was the only one of the hundred who had the forethought to wear armor this day. 
 A Fortress of Grey Ice 

Piro gave in and joined the family group, who'd had the forethought to bring a small travelling brazier. 
 King rolen's kin: the uncrowned king 

Now, however, she had the forethought to drink the milk and put the biscuits and sandwiches in her pocket. 
 The New Girl at St. Chad's: A Story of School Life 

I hope, Mrs. Tyrrell, the originals had the forethought to put the names on the back, that we may be able to identify them. 
 The Old Folks' Party / 1898 

The man scuttled off and Strike closed the door thanking his lucky stars that he'd had the forethought to provide himself with a cover. 
 Career of Evil 

The Seccath winged its way straight toward Daylan Hammer, and Alun had the forethought to realize that the immortal had no weapon to protect him. 
 Worldwinder 

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Meanings of have the forethought in English