To feel, sense, or have a premonition of something before it actually happens.
From 'fore-' (before) + 'feel.' This archaic verb combines the sense of advance perception with emotional or intuitive knowledge.
Before modern weather forecasting, people relied on 'forefeeling'—a combination of animal behavior observation and intuitive sense—to predict storms, and many of these old instincts actually had scientific basis.
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