Pronunciation: /fɔːrˈnɒlɪdʒ/
noun knowledge or awareness of something before it happens or exists
A1 Foreknowledge is knowing something before it happens.
A2 Having foreknowledge of the exam questions helped me prepare better.
B1 The detective's foreknowledge of the suspect's movements led to a successful arrest.
B2 The scientist's foreknowledge of the upcoming eclipse allowed them to plan their research accordingly.
C1 Her foreknowledge of the market trends gave her a competitive advantage in her investments.
C2 The prophet's foreknowledge of the future events amazed everyone with its accuracy.
formal The concept of foreknowledge plays a crucial role in philosophical debates about free will.
informal Having foreknowledge about the upcoming test helped me prepare in advance.
slang I wish I had some kind of foreknowledge about what will happen next.
figurative Her uncanny foreknowledge of market trends made her a successful investor.
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