Word familynounforearmforebearforebodementforeboderforebodingforebrainforecabinforecaddyforecarforecarriageforecasterforecastleforecheckforeclothforecourseforecourtforedeckforefatherforefingerforefootforefrontforegleamforegoerforegoingforegonenessforegroundforegutforehandforeheadforehockforejudgementforekingforeknowledgeforelandforelegforelimbforelockforemanforemastforemastmanforemotherforenameforenightforenoonforeordinationforepartforepawforepaymentforepeakforepersonforeplayforequarterforereadingforerunnerforesailforeseeabilityforeshadowingforesheetforeshipforeshockforeshoreforeshorteningforesideforesightforeskinforeskirtforestairforestallerforestallingforestayforetasteforetellerforethinkerforethoughtforetimeforetokenforetokeningforetoothforetopforetopmastforewardforewarningforewindforewingforewomanforewordforeyardverbforebodeforecastforedateforedoomforefeelforegoforejudgeforeknowforelayforelendforelieforeliftforemeanforeordainforeplanforepointforeranforereachforereadforerunforesayforeseeforeshadowforeshewforeshortenforeshowforesignifyforespeakforespendforestallforeteachforetellforethinkforewarnforeweighadverbforebodinglyforefeelinglyforeknowinglyforeseeinglyprepositionforebyadjectiveforechosenforefeltforegoneforehandedforeknowableforeknowingforeknownforementionedforenamedforepastforesaidforeseeableforeseeingforesightedforesightfulforesightlessforethoughtfulforevouched
sense of foreboding• Yet, with all the activity getting under way, they also shared a sense of foreboding.• Nobody was there, but the air was heavy with a sense of foreboding.• We waited for news of the men with a sense of foreboding.• With a sense of foreboding, she read the noteattached to one of the stems.• But, with a growing sense of foreboding, she knew she couldn't do that.• Whether Ursula shared her growing sense of foreboding she did not know.• His heart was beating agitatedly, as if sharing his sense of foreboding.• His sense of foreboding is shared by almost every politician, diplomat, religiousleader and journalistreturning from the region.• Imagination and realityfused and for a second the sense of forebodingintensified.