Foreset

/ˌfɔrˈsɛt/ verb

Definition

To set or establish something in advance; to arrange beforehand or predetermine.

Etymology

From 'fore' (before) + 'set' (place or establish). Middle English verb describing advance preparation or predetermined arrangement.

Kelly Says

When someone 'foreset' plans in medieval times, they were essentially creating a predetermined fate—which is why the word appears in old texts about destiny and destiny.

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