foregive

See also: fore-give

English

Etymology

From fore- +‎ give. Cognate with German vorgeben (“to pretend”).

Verb

foregive (third-person singular simple present foregives, present participle foregiving, simple past foregave, past participle foregiven)

(transitive) To give ahead of time; give in advance.
- 2011, Darrell Moneyhon, Allsville Emerging:
  In the case of Allsville, the “software” is still being developed, and is particularly vulnerable to contamination. The jury method of random assignment would help bypass the personal temptation to “run something.” It would “foregive” the gift of lightness to would-be power grabbers.

Danish

Etymology

From fore- +‎ give, maybe influenced by Middle Low German vȫrgēven (“pretend”), see German vorgeben (“pretend”).

Verb

foregive

pretend, feign

单词	foregive
释义	foregive See also: fore-give English Etymology From fore- +‎ give. Cognate with German vorgeben (“to pretend”). Verb foregive (third-person singular simple present foregives, present participle foregiving, simple past foregave, past participle foregiven) (transitive) To give ahead of time; give in advance. 2011, Darrell Moneyhon, Allsville Emerging: In the case of Allsville, the “software” is still being developed, and is particularly vulnerable to contamination. The jury method of random assignment would help bypass the personal temptation to “run something.” It would “foregive” the gift of lightness to would-be power grabbers. Danish Etymology From fore- +‎ give, maybe influenced by Middle Low German vȫrgēven (“pretend”), see German vorgeben (“pretend”). Verb foregive pretend, feign
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