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Meaning of foray
foray (n)
a sudden short attack
an initial attempt (especially outside your usual areas of competence)
foray (v)
steal goods; take as spoils
briefly enter enemy territory
foray (n.)
A sudden or irregular incursion in border warfare; hence, any irregular incursion for war or spoils; a raid.
foray (v. t.)
To pillage; to ravage.
foray Sentence Examples
- The hikers embarked on a daring foray into the untamed wilderness.
- The historian embarked on a literary foray into Victorian-era literature.
- The artist made a brief foray into abstract expressionism.
- The company's foray into e-commerce proved successful.
- The detective made a perilous foray into the underworld to gather evidence.
- The scientist ventured on a scientific foray to study the remote Antarctic.
- The expedition was a successful foray into uncharted territory.
- The entrepreneur's foray into the tech industry was met with mixed results.
- The critic made a critical foray into the realm of contemporary poetry.
- The mountaineer's foray to the summit was a thrilling but perilous experience.
FAQs About the word foray
a sudden short attack, an initial attempt (especially outside your usual areas of competence), steal goods; take as spoils, briefly enter enemy territoryA sudde
incursion, raid, invasion, onslaught,inroad, rush, strike, assault, irruption, descent
recover, redeem, rehabilitate, recover, redeem, restore, restore, rehabilitate, recondition, fix
The hikers embarked on a daring foray into the untamed wilderness.
The historian embarked on a literary foray into Victorian-era literature.
The artist made a brief foray into abstract expressionism.
The company's foray into e-commerce proved successful.
