forewarning (Meaning)

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forewarning (n)

an early warning about a future event

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of Forewarn

No weak antonyms found.

The forewarning of the approaching storm gave ample time for evacuation.
Despite the forewarning, the city was unprepared for the catastrophic earthquake.
The meteorologist issued a forewarning of severe thunderstorms throughout the region.
The forewarning from the doctor came too late, as the patient's condition had already worsened.
The hikers disregarded the forewarning about dangerous wildlife and encountered several bears.
The forewarning of job cuts sent shock waves through the company's employees.
The scientist's forewarning of an imminent volcanic eruption was met with skepticism.
The forewarning of a recession prompted investors to sell their stocks.
The doctor gave a forewarning of potential side effects from the medication.
The forewarning of a traffic jam on the highway caused travelers to take an alternate route.

an early warning about a future eventof Forewarn

warning, suggestion, informing, caution, heads-up,advice, admonishment, notice, alarm, alert

risking, imperiling,risking, imperiling,imperilling, imperilling,

The forewarning of the approaching storm gave ample time for evacuation.

Despite the forewarning, the city was unprepared for the catastrophic earthquake.

The meteorologist issued a forewarning of severe thunderstorms throughout the region.

The forewarning from the doctor came too late, as the patient's condition had already worsened.