To live before or prior to; to exist in anticipation of a future time.
From 'fore-' (before) + 'live' (to exist). An archaic or poetic verb combining Old English elements to express living through or toward a future moment.
This beautifully archaic verb captures the feeling of anticipation—like how you 'forelive' your vacation by imagining it days before, making those daydreams almost as real as the actual experience.
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