forespoke
verb (used with object), fore·spoke or (Archaic) fore·spake; fore·spo·ken or (Archaic) fore·spoke; fore·speak·ing.
1.
to predict; foretell.
2.
to ask for or claim in advance.
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| —vb , -speaks, -speaking, -spoke, -spoken | |
| 1. | to predict; foresee |
| 2. | to arrange or speak of in advance |
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