different between foremade vs foremake
foremade
English
Etymology
From foremake.
Verb
foremade
- simple past tense and past participle of foremake
Adjective
foremade (comparative more foremade, superlative most foremade)
- Made previously, beforehand, or in advance.
Anagrams
- defoamer
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foremake
English
Etymology
From fore- +? make.
Verb
foremake (third-person singular simple present foremakes, present participle foremaking, simple past and past participle foremade)
- (transitive) To make beforehand; make or create in advance.
- 1832, The Gentleman's Magazine:
- [...] that the uncomposed song (“ inconditum carmen”) sung by the Persians, was unpleasing to the ears of strangers: thus distinguishing between that and the condita carmina (foremade songs) which he or the Grecians had commonly heard.
- 1832, The Gentleman's Magazine:
Derived terms
- foremade
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