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Native Americans
Chapter 9 & 11: Prefix FORE–
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| tell (verb) foretell (verb) | v-to communicate something in words v- to communicate something in words before it happens |
| bode (verb) forebode (verb) | v-to signal or be a sign for something v-to signal or be a sign for something before it happens |
| ground (noun) foreground (noun) | n-an area or part of Earth’s surface n-an area or part of Earth’s surface that looks to be in front or ahead of another area or part |
| sight (noun) foresight (noun) | n-the ability to see n-the ability to see ahead and plan for the future |
| see (verb) foresee (verb) | v-to have the ability to sense something with your eyes or imagine something v-to have the ability to be aware of something before it happens |
| most (adjective) foremost (adjective) | adj-the majority of; nearly all of adj-most prominent in rank, importance, or position |
| father(noun) forefather(noun) | n-a man in relation to his child or children n-a member of the past generations of one's family or people; an ancestor. |
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