What is another word for foreseen?
191 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ fɔːsˈiːn], [ fɔːsˈiːn], [ f_ɔː_s_ˈiː_n]
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Synonyms for Foreseen:
adj.
• anticipated (adjective) • coming (adjective)- fore seen,
- more progressing,
- fore-seen,
- in wind,
- pursuing,
- most docking,
- sub sequent,
- more advancing,
- gaining up on,
- most progressing,
- de serving,
- most predestined,
- more preparing,
- pre-paring,
- oncoming,
- up-and-coming,
- nigh,
- ordained,
- up and coming,
- future,
- almost one,
- most advancing,
- in offing,
- almost on one,
- fated,
- more converging,
- pre paring,
- de-serving,
- pre-destined,
- more docking,
- pre destined,
- most preparing,
- most converging,
- more predestined,
- sub-sequent.
n.
• foreseen (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• expected (verb) • foresaw (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- arbitrary,
- envisage,
- conceive,
- misgiving,
- believe,
- aleatory,
- instinct,
- abide,
- liable,
- temporary,
- odd,
- Expecting,
- accidental,
- premonition,
- assume,
- intuition,
- promiscuous,
- insight,
- sure,
- forthcoming,
- have,
- inadvertent,
- foresee,
- imagine,
- endure,
- unsurprising,
- contemplate,
- notion,
- distrust,
- due,
- comprehend,
- augur,
- envision,
- foreshown,
- feeling,
- accomplish,
- think,
- Unmeant,
- upcoming,
- on the horizon,
- hoped-for,
- adventitious,
- premeditated,
- anticipate,
- appreciate,
- forecast,
- bode,
- indeterminate,
- unpremeditated,
- fortuitous,
- unimportant,
- fancy,
- prospective,
- chance,
- around the corner,
- apprehend,
- contingent,
- occasional,
- sense,
- prearranged,
- know,
- overdue,
- concourse,
- suspicion,
- Unamazed,
- visualize,
- presentiment,
- causal,
- mistrust,
- in the cards,
- imminent,
- Boded,
- incidental,
- meditate,
- foreseeable,
- chancy,
- expect,
- observe,
- in one's view,
- weary,
- antedate,
- looked-for,
- circumstantial,
- destiny,
- suspiciousness,
- reckon,
- envisioning,
- watched for,
- facultative,
- promised,
- consider,
- await,
- long-expected,
- Provided,
- casual,
- prefigure,
- calculate,
- on the cards,
- regard,
- lucky,
- involuntary,
- certain,
- blase,
- impending,
- probable,
- hunch,
- unintentional,
- cogitate,
- causeless,
- suppose,
- coincidental,
- haphazard.
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Forward Entailment
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Verb, past participle
seen.
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Verb, past participle
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
expected, planned, dates, expectations.
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Verb, past participle
accompanied, accomplished, added, addressed, adopted, advertised, advised, agreed, allotted, announced, anticipated, applied, appropriated, approved, arranged, articulated, assigned, associated, assumed, attached, attempted, authorised, authorized, based, booked, broached, built, calculated, called, categorized, characterized, charged, chosen, classified, cleared, collected, commissioned, committed, completed, conceived, concerned, concluded, conducted, considered, contained, contracted, covered, decided, dedicated, deducted, defined, derived, described, designated, designed, desired, destined, detailed, determined, developed, devoted, dictated, directed, disclosed, divided, donated, done, drawn, elaborated, embedded, embodied, employed, endorsed, enforceable, enforced, enrolled, entertained, entrenched, envisioned, equipped, established, euro, evidenced, expected, expended, expressed, extended, felt, figured, fixed, focused, formulated, found, framed, fulfilled, funded, furnished, geared, given, governed, granted, guaranteed, handled, heard, held, identified, illustrated, imagined, implementation, implemented, implied, included, incorporated, inscribed, instructed, interpreted, invested, involved, known, learned, left, lined, listed, located, made, marked, noted, opened, organised, organized, outlined, paid, penalized, perceived, permitted, placed, planned, planted, played, pledged, pointed, poised, posted, predetermined, prepared, prescribed, presumed, printed, prohibited, promised, proscribed, protected, provisions, punished, pursued, put, raised, ratified, recognised, recognized, recommended, recorded, reflected, registered, regulated, reinforced, related, released, reported, reserved, ruled, run, sanctioned, satisfied, secured, set, settled, signed, situated, sought, specified, spent, stated, stopped, stored, studied, suggested, supposed, taken, taught, thought, timed, treated, trimmed, understood, used, vested, written, Accorded, Achieved, Advocated, Afforded, Aimed, Allowed, Anchored, Approached, Ascribed, Asked, Assessed, Attributed, Avoided, Awarded, Been, Borne, Believed, Brought, Captured, Carried, Channelled, Cited, Claimed, Dealt, Deemed, Delegated, Delivered, Demanded, Devised, Devolved, Discussed, Drafted, Earmarked, Emanated, Enacted, Enshrined, Entailed, Entered, Enumerated, Enunciated, Examined, Excluded, Exercised, Explained, Explored, Feared, Fitted, Happened, Hoped, Indicated, Inferred, Inserted, Installed, Instituted, Introduced, Investigated, Issued, Judged, Launched, Learnt, Legislated, Looked, Mapped, Meant, Met, Mentioned, Obtained, Occurred, Offered, Passed, Performed, Planed, Questioned, Quoted, Rated, Reckoned, Regarded, Responded, Sentenced, Shown, Slated, Tackled, Targeted, Undertaken, Viewed, Waited, Watched, Worked, Yielded, Compiled, Comprised, Constructed, Contemplated, Convened, Counted, Created, Provisioned, Stipulated, Subjected, Succeeded, Suffered, Supplied, states, evaluated, programmed, budgeted, tabled, entrusted, ensured, allocated, replaced, foreshadowed, mandated, reviewed, EUR, outsourced, sourced, spelled, previewed, monitored, laid, pre-positioned, criminalized, timetabled.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
anticipated, forecast.
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Noun, singular or mass
anticipated, forecast, Stipulated.
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Verb, past participle
forecast.
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Proper noun, singular
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