VOC402 – “Fore-” and “Mis-” Prefix Power Pack:
Words of Foresight and Faults
forearm (n.) - (literally, "front part of the arm") part of the arm from the waist to the
elbow
forebear (n.) - (literally, "one who has been or existed before") ancestor; forefather
foreboding (n.) - feeling beforehand of coming trouble; misgiving; presentiment;
omen
forecast (n.) - estimate beforehand of a future happening; prediction; prophecy
forefront (n.) - (literally, "front part of the front") foremost place or part; vanguard
foregoing (adj.) - going before; preceding; previous
foremost (adj.) - standing at the front; first; most advanced; leading; principal; chief
foreshadow (v.) - indicate beforehand; augur; portend
foresight (n.) - act of looking forward; prudence; power of seeing beforehand what is likely to
happen
foreword (n.) - front matter preceding the text of a book; preface; introduction;
prologue
misbelief (n.) - wrong or erroneous belief
misdeed (n.) - bad act; wicked deed; crime; offense
Words of Foresight and Faults
forearm (n.) - (literally, "front part of the arm") part of the arm from the waist to the
elbow
forebear (n.) - (literally, "one who has been or existed before") ancestor; forefather
foreboding (n.) - feeling beforehand of coming trouble; misgiving; presentiment;
omen
forecast (n.) - estimate beforehand of a future happening; prediction; prophecy
forefront (n.) - (literally, "front part of the front") foremost place or part; vanguard
foregoing (adj.) - going before; preceding; previous
foremost (adj.) - standing at the front; first; most advanced; leading; principal; chief
foreshadow (v.) - indicate beforehand; augur; portend
foresight (n.) - act of looking forward; prudence; power of seeing beforehand what is likely to
happen
foreword (n.) - front matter preceding the text of a book; preface; introduction;
prologue
misbelief (n.) - wrong or erroneous belief
misdeed (n.) - bad act; wicked deed; crime; offense
