Past tense of foremean; meant or intended beforehand.
Past tense of 'foremean' using the regular '-ed' ending. This archaic form appears in Middle English texts but disappeared as English simplified its verb system.
In medieval texts, you'd see 'he foremeant to do it'—a way of showing someone had pre-planned intention, which modern English now handles with different constructions like 'intended' or 'had planned.'
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