Foresee Definition

fôr-sē
foresaw, foreseeing, foreseen, foresees
verb
foresaw, foreseeing, foreseen, foresees
To see beforehand; know beforehand; foreknow.
Webster's New World
To imagine or know as a probable occurrence; anticipate or predict.
Foresaw economic decline.
American Heritage

To anticipate; to predict.

"I foresee in this," he says, "the breaking up of our profession."
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Foresee Sentence Examples

  • I foresee you winning your deal.

  • The future system I foresee will not be different in substance, but only in degree.

  • But he did not foresee the complications which were likely to arise from Russia's interference in the domestic affairs of Poland.

  • He did not foresee the advantages to be derived by British commerce from this great work, and he was strongly opposed to the establishment of a powerful French company on the soil of Egypt.

  • I foresee a day when, on a Sunday afternoon, a family might drive (or actually be driven by their car) out to a farm to see where food comes from.

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