Foreordination

Previous appointment; predetermination; predestination. Fore'part, n. The part first in time; the part most advanced in place; the beginning. Fore'plane, n. ( Carp .) The PLANE. Foreprom'ised, a . Pre-engaged. Foreign Judgment. ( Law . ) The judgment of a for- eign tribunal. Such judgments may be evidenced by ex- Fore quoted, a. Cited before; quoted in a foregoing from it. "Mem'ry and forecast just returns engage; That pointed back to youth, this on to age."-Pope. -v. a. To scheme beforehand; to plan before execution; to adjust, contrive, or appoint beforehand. - To foresee; to provide against. -v. n. To form a scheme previously; to contrive beforehand.