1. past participle of foreshow; to show or indicate beforehand; to predict or foreshadow
Usage: archaic

Examples

• The ancient prophecies had foreshown the coming disaster.
• Signs of the economic collapse were foreshown in the early reports.
• The oracle had foreshown the hero’s destiny long ago.
• Weather patterns foreshown by the almanac proved accurate.
• The tragedy was foreshown in the opening scenes of the play.