A choice or selection made in advance; the act of choosing beforehand.
From 'fore-' (before) and 'choice,' describing a selection made with advance planning or foresight. This is an archaic term rarely used in modern English.
The idea of 'forechoice' suggests a medieval or Renaissance worldview where wise people made important decisions far in advance, contrasting with modern 'reactive' decision-making.
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