Past tense of forefeel; sensed, felt, or had a premonition of something before it occurred.
Past tense of 'forefeel,' using the irregular verb pattern of 'feel/felt.' This archaic form reflects older English verb conjugation.
In old ship captains' logs, 'forefelt' appears surprisingly often—experienced sailors would write that they 'forefelt' storms or danger, and their gut feelings were often right because they unconsciously read subtle weather signs.
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