forerunners (Meaning)
forerunners
a premonitory sign or symptom, one going or sent before to give notice of the approach of others, a skier who runs the course before the start of a race, predecessor, ancestor, one that precedes and indicates the approach of another
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forerunners Sentence Examples
- The ancient Babylonians were the forerunners of modern astronomy.
- Thomas Edison's inventions were the forerunners of our present digital age.
- The Wright brothers were the forerunners of aviation.
- Marie Curie was one of the forerunners of nuclear physics.
- The Romans were the forerunners of modern road construction.
- The Greeks were the forerunners of Western philosophy and science.
- The Chinese were the forerunners of papermaking and gunpowder.
- The Egyptians were the forerunners of monumental architecture.
- The Phoenicians were the forerunners of maritime trade and exploration.
- The Mayans were the forerunners of Mesoamerican civilization and mathematics.
FAQs About the word forerunners
a premonitory sign or symptom, one going or sent before to give notice of the approach of others, a skier who runs the course before the start of a race, predec
angels,precursors, heralds, harbingers, symptoms, signs, outriders, foretastes, advertisers, runners
descendents,descendants, derivatives, offshoots,byproducts, daughters, sons, outgrowths, spin-offs,by-products
The ancient Babylonians were the forerunners of modern astronomy.
Thomas Edison's inventions were the forerunners of our present digital age.
The Wright brothers were the forerunners of aviation.
Marie Curie was one of the forerunners of nuclear physics.
