foregone

Speech parts

1. foregone - Adjective

2. foregone - Verb

Derived from forego

4. foregone - Adjective Satellite

Meaning

of Forego

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

gone preceding departed bygone bypast early certain old former previous past ancient historical prior dead
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Antonyms

future accepted determined acquired distinguished detected
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Examples

bygone days Source: Internet

dreams of foregone times Source: Internet

sweet memories of gone summers Source: Internet

relics of a departed era Source: Internet

In better times, more people could afford to marry earlier and thus fertility rose and conversely marriages were delayed or foregone when times were bad, thus restricting family size; Kertzer, David I and Marzio Barbagli. Source: Internet

Based on the variables, Richards believes that the election result ought not to be deemed a foregone conclusion, even if the polls seem to favour the PNM. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

foregoing analysis foregoing glory foregoing station foregone conclusion foregoneness foregrant