1. arranged, agreed upon, or settled in advance
Usage: archaic or literary

1. past participle of 'forespeak'; to speak of or mention beforehand; to indicate or suggest in advance
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• The forespoken agreement between the two parties was honored without dispute.
• Their meeting was forespoken weeks in advance by mutual consent.
• The ancient prophecy forespoken by the oracle seemed to come true.
• He forespoken his intentions to leave the company before making the announcement.
• The contract contained forespoken terms that both sides had already discussed.
• Her departure was forespoken by subtle hints in her final letter.