forepromised (Meaning)
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forepromised (a.)
Promised beforehand; preengaged.
Synonyms & Antonyms of forepromised
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forepromised Sentence Examples
- The forepromised reward for their arduous journey filled them with determination.
- The forepromised land held the key to their hopes and dreams.
- The prophet's forepromised prophecy had come true, bringing both joy and trepidation.
- The forepromised inheritance was a testament to their ancestors' sacrifices.
- The forepromised salvation offered solace and hope amidst adversity.
- The forepromised marriage brought together two souls who had been destined for each other.
- The forepromised victory gave them the courage to face their enemies head-on.
- The forepromised opportunity opened doors to new possibilities and horizons.
- The forepromised contract ensured fairness and transparency in their dealings.
- The forepromised future held both promise and uncertainty, inspiring both hope and caution.
FAQs About the word forepromised
Promised beforehand; preengaged.
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The forepromised reward for their arduous journey filled them with determination.
The forepromised land held the key to their hopes and dreams.
The prophet's forepromised prophecy had come true, bringing both joy and trepidation.
The forepromised inheritance was a testament to their ancestors' sacrifices.
