Forerunners is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORERUNNERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FORERUNNER, a messenger sent before to give notice of the approach of others
• an advance messenger.
• a person or thing that precedes the coming or development of someone or something else
• a sign or warning of something to come
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that precedes and indicates the approach of another; as a premonitory sign or symptom; a skier who runs the course before the start of a race

Words related to FORERUNNERS

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How to use FORERUNNERS in a sentence

• I proceed now to the fourth class of forerunners and coadjutors up to the year 1787 in the great cause of the abolition of the Slave Trade.
• They were the forerunners of the solidarity of Toil.
• Desperate, reckless, and lawless, they were filled with the spirit of adventure, and were the forerunners of the men that Hawke, Nelson, and Dundonald led to victory.
• They were also the forerunners of the party of the Pharisees, which was one of the products of the Maccabean struggle.
• In 1847 over fifty thousand Germans came to America, the forerunners of a migration that increased, almost steadily, for many years.
• Oscar Wilde profited by the victory of these art-loving forerunners.
• Works of open or professed assault on faith or morals are as yet few, the time is not ripe just yet, their forerunners are here, however, the ground is being prepared.
• It is always the most successful, like Handel and Shakespeare, who owe most to their forerunners, in spite of the modifications with which their works descend.
• In this also they prove themselves the forerunners of Neoplatonism and the Catholic Church.
• It was high time other runners came from Brewster, unless they, too, had been cut off, as must have been the fate of their forerunners.
• Their early experiences are interesting not so much because of the quality of their work though much of it was good, as because they were the forerunners of later workers.
• The darkness was beginning to yield now to the first forerunners of the day.
• We part gladly with all remembrance of those bold defenders of liberty who saw in these slight forms forerunners of monarchy.
• These tears at the dance were the forerunners of those at the wedding.
• Like him, he so far outstripped his forerunners that they sank into oblivion.
• To obviate some of the difficulties already encountered, Phillips had seen to it that the third regiment had profited by the mistakes of its forerunners.
• Meanwhile the insurrection, like all its historical forerunners, has been quelled in blood.
• The missionaries have been the forerunners of great improvements.
• Sterner, whose beautiful art has contributed to this story, as to several of its forerunners.
• All these, however, may be considered as necessary forerunners in their day.
• These, then, were the first forerunners in the great cause of the abolition of the Slave-trade.
• We had hoped you were the forerunners of his band when you appeared.
• One day he espied this schoolboy carelessly climbing a fruit tree and knocking off the buds, those sweet and fragile forerunners of promised fruit in abundance.
• So, too, the painting and carving of the Bushmen and their forerunners in South Africa has drawn the admiration of students.

Similar words containing RUNNER without suffix s and without prefix fore

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