foretaste Sentence Examples
- The sweet aroma of freshly baked cookies provided a tantalizing foretaste of the delights to come.
- The initial sip of the vintage wine offered a foretaste of its rich and complex flavors.
- The soothing melody of the cello created a foretaste of the emotional journey that lay ahead.
- The soft, flickering light of the fireside cast a warm foretaste of cozy winter evenings.
- The vibrant colors of the blooming flowers served as a foretaste of the beauty of the approaching spring.
- The spicy scent of cinnamon and nutmeg hinted at a delicious foretaste of the holiday festivities.
- The gentle breeze carried a salty foretaste of the ocean air, promising a refreshing escape.
- The shimmering surface of the lake offered a peaceful foretaste of the serenity that awaited on its shores.
- The soft touch of a loved one's hand provided a comforting foretaste of the deep connection they shared.
- The first laughter of a newborn baby gave a precious foretaste of the joy and love that was yet to come.
foretaste Meaning
foretaste (n)
an early limited awareness of something yet to occur
foretaste (n.)
A taste beforehand; enjoyment in advance; anticipation.
foretaste (v. t.)
To taste before full possession; to have previous enjoyment or experience of; to anticipate.
To taste before another.
Synonyms & Antonyms of foretaste
FAQs About the word foretaste
an early limited awareness of something yet to occurA taste beforehand; enjoyment in advance; anticipation., To taste before full possession; to have previous e
harbinger, glimpse, glimmer, indication,symptom, hint, scent, augury, whiff, prefigurement
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The sweet aroma of freshly baked cookies provided a tantalizing foretaste of the delights to come.
The initial sip of the vintage wine offered a foretaste of its rich and complex flavors.
The soothing melody of the cello created a foretaste of the emotional journey that lay ahead.
The soft, flickering light of the fireside cast a warm foretaste of cozy winter evenings.
