verb (used with object), fore·ran, fore·run, fore·run·ning.
1.
to run in front of; come before; precede.
2.
to be the precursor or harbinger of; prefigure.
3.
to anticipate or foretell.
4.
to forestall.
5.
to outrun or outstrip.
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| —vb , -runs, -running, -ran, -run | |
| 1. | to serve as a herald for |
| 2. | to go before; precede |
| 3. | to prevent or forestall |
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