Synonyms for Fore-goers:
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n.
• ancestor
- Antecessor
, - Foregoer
, - antecedent
, - ascendant
, - forebear
, - forefather
, - foremother
, - forerunner
, - founder
, - precursor
, - primogenitor
, - progenitor
.
• ancestry
- ancestor
, - blood
, - breed
, - breeding
, - derivation
, - descent
, - extraction
, - genealogy
, - heritage
, - house
, - kindred
, - line
, - lineage
, - origin
, - parentage
, - pedigree
, - race
, - source
, - stock
.
• ascendant
• forerunner
- advertisement
, - advertiser
, - advocate
, - announcement
, - announcer
, - augury
, - author
, - envoy
, - exemplar
, - forebearer
, - foreshadow
, - foretoken
, - forewarning
, - harbinger
, - indication
, - initiator
, - mark
, - model
, - omen
, - originator
, - pattern
, - pioneer
, - portent
, - predecessor
, - premonition
, - presage
, - prognostic
, - prototype
, - sign
, - token
, - warning
.
• parentage
• precursor
• predecessor
• presager
What are the hypernyms for Fore-goers?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for fore-goers?
Fore-goers refer to the people who come first or lead the way. The word antonym means the opposite of something. Therefore the antonyms of fore-goers would be people who come last or those who follow. Other antonyms for fore-goers can be the words behind, subsequent, subordinate, or follower. These words denote a sense of being second or following someone else. Fore-goers generally take the lead on certain matters, and antonyms for this might include terms such as trailing, lagging, or delaying. By understanding the opposites of fore-goers, we can better understand how people interact with their surroundings in different settings.
What are the antonyms for Fore-goers?
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n.
• ancestor
• ancestry
• parentage
• precursor
• predecessor
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