Forehanded

Pronunciation: /fɔrˈhændɪd/

Definitions of forehanded

adjective showing prudence and foresight; thrifty; economical

Example Sentences

A1 She was forehanded in packing for the trip, making sure to bring everything she needed.

A2 The forehanded student always had their homework done ahead of time.

B1 Being forehanded in budgeting can help prevent financial stress.

B2 The forehanded manager anticipated potential problems and had solutions ready.

C1 His forehanded approach to project planning ensured its success.

C2 The forehanded decision to invest early paid off in the long run.

Examples of forehanded in a Sentence

formal She was very forehanded in her financial planning, always saving for unexpected expenses.

informal I like to be forehanded with my chores so I don't have to rush at the last minute.

slang He's so forehanded, always thinking ahead and being prepared for anything.

figurative Being forehanded in decision-making can lead to better outcomes in the long run.

Grammatical Forms of forehanded

• past tense: forehanded
• plural: forehanded
• comparative: more forehanded
• superlative: most forehanded
• present tense: forehand
• future tense: will be forehanded
• perfect tense: have been forehanded
• continuous tense: being forehanded
• singular: forehanded
• positive degree: forehanded
• infinitive: to be forehanded
• gerund: forehanding
• participle: forehanded

Origin and Evolution of forehanded

First Known Use: 0014 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'forehanded' originated from the Old English word 'forehende' which meant 'anticipatory' or 'provident'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'forehanded' evolved to mean 'prepared in advance' or 'having foresight'. It is commonly used today to describe someone who is prudent or well-prepared.