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foreseen

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/fɔːrˈsiːn/ · fore-seen

to predict or expect something in advance.

Meanings

verbformal

to predict or expect something in advance.

کسی چیز کی پیش بندی کرنا یا پہلے سے توقع کرنا۔

پیش بینی کی گئی

pesh bee'nī kī ga'ī

Formal: پیش بینی

Synonyms

predictedanticipatedexpectedمتوقعپیشگوئیاندازہ

Antonyms

ignoredunexpectedoverlookedنظر اندازغیر متوقعبے توجہ

Common Collocations

  • foreseen consequences
  • foreseen events
  • not foreseen

Example Sentences

The consequences of his actions were foreseen by many.

اس کے عمل کے نتائج کو کئی لوگوں نے پیش بینی کیا تھا۔

Is ke amal ke nataij ko kai logon ne pesh bee'nī kiya tha.

The storm was not foreseen by the weather team.

موسمی ٹیم نے طوفان کی پیش بینی نہیں کی تھی۔

Mausamī team ne tufān ki pesh bee'nī nahīn kī thī.

She foresees a bright future for her children.

وہ اپنے بچوں کے لئے روشن مستقبل کی پیش بینی کرتی ہے۔

Woh apne bachon ke liye roshan mustaqbil ki pesh bee'nī kartī hai.

Easily Confused With

foreseen:Foreseen refers to predicting something prior to its occurrence, whereas forecast is generally used for predicting weather or future events.

Word Family

foresee
verbپیش بینی کرنا
foreseeing
verbپیش بینی کرنا

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Foreseen is like looking ahead or peeking into the future.

Imagine a crystal ball revealing future events.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

نہ جانے کیا ہوگا، ہم نے کیا دیکھا ہے، / قابلِ پیش بینی ہے، یہ آئندہ کا دھیما سا سایہ ہے۔

Na jaanay kya hoga, hum ne kya dekha hai, / Qabil-e-pesh bee'nī hai, yeh aindah ka dheema sa saaya hai.

Who knows what will happen, what have we seen? / Foreseen is this faint shadow of the future.

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* Poetry attribution is AI-generated and may require verification.

🗣️ Urdu Proverb

پہلے سے خبر دار ہونا بہتر ہے۔

Pehle se khabar daar hona behtar hai.

Better to be forewarned.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Middle English "forseen" — to see beforehand

First known use: 14th century

The word derives from the combination of 'fore-' meaning 'before' and 'see' which indicates perception. It has been used in English since the Middle English period.