Foresaw is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORESAW in dictionary:

VERB:
• FORESEE, to see in advance
• be aware of beforehand; predict

Words related to FORESAW

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How to use FORESAW in a sentence

• My imagination was still limping, and I foresaw only a death of pain, not the horrid incidents of its preparation.
• She foresaw an immediate future that would be tranquil.
• Darwin also foresaw that when his theory of the origin of species should be adopted, other and more general departments of natural history would rise greatly in interest.
• Her inexperienced mind foresaw few of the difficulties involved in the career her friends had suggested.
• In spite of all assertions to the contrary, he foresaw in the war the end of slavery.
• But he foresaw that for his murder some innocent one might be suspected and hanged.
• Smith would be able to buy it, for they foresaw that it would provide much amusement for all of them during the coming summer and many to follow.
• This the Iron Heel foresaw and laid its schemes accordingly.
• But he foresaw that he should not survive his present calamity.
• He foresaw trouble ahead, and a trouble that might easily involve the girl who, he felt, was entirely innocent of wrongdoing.
• But he foresaw the great change which was coming, and this time made sure to make no blunders.
• He saw the innocence of its origin, and foresaw no effects less innocent.
• Paul, the boy of thought, was always looking into the future, and already he foresaw what would come to pass in a later generation.
• But, one evening, about this time, Hollins struck upon a variation, the consequences of which he little foresaw.
• Their more intelligent and reasonable men clearly foresaw that they could not win unaided.
• We have no means of judging whether Webster clearly foresaw the frightful civil war between the two sections, which followed so soon after his own death.
• He foresaw the most pressing need, and sent messages in all directions for shipping to transport his army down the Chesapeake.
• Washington foresaw that the troubles in France, sooner or later, would involve her in war with England.
• She was bracing herself therefore to an experience the details of which she only dimly foresaw, but which must in any case be excessively disagreeable.
• The tin trade was new in America and I foresaw a future in the industry, for all kinds of food were now being put up in tin, whereas when I was a child a tin can was rarely seen.
• The interview which he foresaw was of that kind which not only did him honor but amused him.
• Probably you foresaw that you might, by and by need to seize money and supplies procured by me.
• They foresaw, that there might yet be occasion for them to assemble under its far projecting shadow.
• They foresaw the crisis which must ultimately arise.
• About 1550, Hollingshed foresaw the general use of sea-coal from the neglect of cultivating timber.
• He knew it would take time, and he foresaw also that a combination of forces was putting forth supreme efforts to destroy him.
• The danger which this statesman foresaw is now upon us.

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