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foreknowledge

[fawr-nol-ij, fohr-]

foreknowledge Definition

  • 1knowledge or awareness of something before its occurrence or existence
  • 2knowledge of future events; prescience

Using foreknowledge: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "foreknowledge" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The company had foreknowledge of the impending financial crisis.

  • Example

    Some people believe in the power of foreknowledge and psychic abilities.

  • Example

    The prophecy was fulfilled due to the foreknowledge of the seer.

foreknowledge Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for foreknowledge

Phrases with foreknowledge

  • having knowledge or awareness of something before it happens

    Example

    With foreknowledge of the storm, they were able to evacuate the area in time.

  • the knowledge of what is right and wrong, often associated with religious or philosophical beliefs

    Example

    According to the Bible, Adam and Eve gained foreknowledge of good and evil after eating from the Tree of Knowledge.

  • the awareness or acceptance of one's own mortality

    Example

    The character in the novel had foreknowledge of his impending death and spent his remaining days reflecting on his life.

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Summary: foreknowledge in Brief

Foreknowledge [fawr-nol-ij, fohr-] refers to knowledge or awareness of something before its occurrence or existence. It can also refer to knowledge of future events or prescience. Examples include the company's foreknowledge of the financial crisis and the fulfillment of a prophecy due to the foreknowledge of a seer. Phrases like 'with foreknowledge' and 'foreknowledge of good and evil' extend the term's meaning.