1. making a sudden attack or raid into enemy territory
Usage: present participle of foray; military/historical context
2. venturing into a new or unfamiliar area or activity
Usage: present participle of foray; figurative use

1. the act of making a sudden attack or raid
Usage: gerund form; military/historical context
2. an attempt or venture into a new field or activity
Usage: gerund form; figurative use

Examples

• The cavalry was foraying deep into enemy territory.
• She is foraying into the world of professional cooking after years as a home chef.
• His foraying into politics surprised many of his longtime friends.
• The troops made several foraying expeditions to gather supplies.
• After foraying into different careers, he finally found his passion in teaching.
• The company is foraying into the renewable energy market.
• Medieval knights were known for foraying across borders to gain wealth and glory.