How Do You Spell FORESHOW?

Pronunciation: [fˈɔːʃə͡ʊ] (IPA)

Foreshow is a verb that means to predict or forecast. The correct spelling of the word is /fɔːrˈʃəʊ/, with the stressed syllable being "for". The "e" at the end of the word is silent, making the last syllable pronounced as "shoh" with a long "o" sound. This word is not commonly used in everyday language, but can be found in literary or academic contexts where prediction or forecasting is being discussed.

FORESHOW Meaning and Definition

  1. The verb "foreshow" refers to the act of indicating or predicting something that will happen in the future, typically based on signs, omens, or indications. It can also be used to describe the act of providing advance notice or forewarning about a forthcoming event or outcome.

    When someone "foreshows" something, they are essentially offering a glimpse or insight into what is to come, often through subtle or symbolic means. This may involve interpreting and deciphering symbolic or metaphoric clues, or it could be as straightforward as stating a prediction or expectation. The purpose of foreshowing is to give others a sense of what lies ahead, allowing them to prepare, anticipate, or react accordingly.

    Examples of foreshowing can be found in literature, where authors often utilize this device to create suspense, build anticipation, or develop plotlines. It can also occur in real-life situations, such as when someone has a premonition or foretells an upcoming event based on their interpretation of various signs or insights.

    Overall, foreshowing entails providing hints or indications about the future, ranging from specific predictions to more general expectations. It plays a significant role in storytelling, fortune-telling, and any context where a glimpse into future events or circumstances is sought after or desired.

  2. Foreshown.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for FORESHOW

  • doreshow
  • coreshow
  • voreshow
  • goreshow
  • toreshow
  • roreshow
  • fireshow
  • fkreshow
  • flreshow
  • fpreshow
  • f0reshow
  • f9reshow
  • foeeshow
  • fodeshow
  • fofeshow
  • foteshow
  • fo5eshow
  • fo4eshow
  • forwshow

Etymology of FORESHOW

The word "foreshow" is a verb that originated in Middle English. Its etymology can be traced back to the combination of the prefix "fore-" meaning "before" or "in advance", and the Old English word "sceawian" meaning "to look, observe, or show". Over time, these elements merged to create the word "foreshow", which essentially means to give an advance indication, to predict, or to indicate something that will happen in the future.

Similar spelling words for FORESHOW

Conjugate verb Foreshow

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have foreshown
you would have foreshown
he/she/it would have foreshown
we would have foreshown
they would have foreshown
I would have foreshow
you would have foreshow
he/she/it would have foreshow
we would have foreshow
they would have foreshow

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been foreshowing
you would have been foreshowing
he/she/it would have been foreshowing
we would have been foreshowing
they would have been foreshowing

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would foreshow
you would foreshow
he/she/it would foreshow
we would foreshow
they would foreshow

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be foreshowing
you would be foreshowing
he/she/it would be foreshowing
we would be foreshowing
they would be foreshowing

FUTURE

I will foreshow
you will foreshow
he/she/it will foreshow
we will foreshow
they will foreshow

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be foreshowing
you will be foreshowing
he/she/it will be foreshowing
we will be foreshowing
they will be foreshowing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have foreshown
you will have foreshown
he/she/it will have foreshown
we will have foreshown
they will have foreshown
I will have foreshowed
you will have foreshowed
he/she/it will have foreshowed
we will have foreshowed
they will have foreshowed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been foreshowing
you will have been foreshowing
he/she/it will have been foreshowing
we will have been foreshowing
they will have been foreshowing

IMPERATIVE

you foreshow
we let´s foreshow

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to foreshow

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was foreshowing
you were foreshowing
he/she/it was foreshowing
we were foreshowing
they were foreshowing

PAST PARTICIPLE

foreshown
foreshowed

PAST PERFECT

I had foreshown
you had foreshown
he/she/it had foreshown
we had foreshown
they had foreshown
I had foreshowed
you had foreshowed
he/she/it had foreshowed
we had foreshowed
they had foreshowed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been foreshowing
you had been foreshowing
he/she/it had been foreshowing
we had been foreshowing
they had been foreshowing

PRESENT

I foreshow
you foreshow
he/she/it foreshows
we foreshow
they foreshow

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am foreshowing
you are foreshowing
he/she/it is foreshowing
we are foreshowing
they are foreshowing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

foreshowing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have foreshown
you have foreshown
he/she/it has foreshown
we have foreshown
they have foreshown
I have foreshowed
you have foreshowed
he/she/it has foreshowed
we have foreshowed
they have foreshowed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been foreshowing
you have been foreshowing
he/she/it has been foreshowing
we have been foreshowing
they have been foreshowing

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it foreshow

SIMPLE PAST

I foreshowed
you foreshowed
he/she/it foreshowed
we foreshowed
they foreshowed

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