Pronunciation: /fɔˈreɪ/
noun a sudden attack or incursion into enemy territory, especially to obtain something; a raid
A1 I went on a foray into the forest to pick berries.
A2 The children's foray into the abandoned house was both scary and exciting.
B1 The company's foray into the international market was met with mixed results.
B2 Her foray into the world of entrepreneurship proved to be successful.
C1 The artist's foray into abstract painting was well-received by critics.
C2 The politician's foray into environmental policy was praised for its innovative approach.
verb to make a sudden attack or incursion into enemy territory
A1 I forayed into the forest to pick berries.
A2 She forayed into the world of online shopping and found some great deals.
B1 The company decided to foray into the international market to expand their business.
B2 The explorer forayed deep into the jungle in search of rare plants.
C1 The artist forayed into abstract art, experimenting with new techniques and styles.
C2 After years of success in the music industry, the band decided to foray into acting.
formal The company made a successful foray into the international market.
informal I decided to make a foray into cooking by trying out a new recipe.
slang She made a foray into the world of online gaming and got hooked.
figurative His foray into politics was met with mixed reactions from the public.
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