4th Week Of Long Words Flashcards
( literally ,” one who has been or existed before”) ancestor; forefather
Forebear
(Literally, “front part of the arm”) part of the arm from the wrist to the elbow
Forearm
Feeling beforehand of coming trouble; misgiving; presentment ; omen
Foreboding
Estimate beforehand of a future happening; prediction; prophecy
Forecast
( literally,” front part of the front”) foremost place or part; vanguard
Forefront
Going before; preceding; previous
Foregoing
Standing at the front; first; most advanced; leading; principal; chief
Foremost
Indicate beforehand; augur; portend
Foreshadow
Act of looking forward; prudence; power of seeing beforehand what is likely to happen
Foresight
Front matter preceding the text of a book; preface; introduction;
Prologue
Foreword
Wrong or erroneous belief
Misbelief
Bad act; wicked deed; crime ; offense
Misdeed
( literally,” fire wrongly “) fail to be fired or exploded properly
Misfire
Uneasy feeling; feeling of doubt or suspicion; foreboding; lack of confidence
Misgiving
Bad happening; misfortune; unlucky accident; mishchance
Mishap
Put or lay in an unremembered place; lost
Mislay
Lead astray ( in the wrong direction ); deceive ;delude; beguile
Mislead
Wrong step; slip in conduct or judgement; blunder
Misstep
Grow beyond or too large for
Outgrow
Looking or sounding as if it belongs to a (foreign) land beyond ours; strange; fantastic
Outlandish
Last longer than; outlive; survive
Outlast
Looking ahead or beyond; prospect for the future
Outlook
( literally, what is “put out”) yield or product; amount produced
Output
Run faster than
Outrun
Speaking out freely or boldly; frank; vocal ; not reserved
Outspoken
Get the better if by being more clever; outsmart; outfox
Outwit
Domineering; bossy; inclined to dictate
Overbearing
Place too heavy a load on; burden excessively; overtax; overload
Overburden
Too sure of oneself; excessively confident
Overconfident
Quantity of medicine beyond what is to be taken at one time or in a given period ; too big a dose
Overdose
Make too high an estimate ( rough calculation) of the worth or size of something or someone ; overvalue; overrate
Overestimate
Too liberal in giving; excessively openhanded
Overgenerous
- ) cast a shadow over; overcloud; obscure
2. ) be more important than; outweigh
Overshadow
Too gray a supply; an excessive supply
Oversupply
Cover over completely; overpower; overthrow; crush
Overwhelm
