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Their margin for error is literally zero, and so hiccups from a half-dozen centrists can forewarn a doomed agenda.
DEMOCRATS FACE A GRUELING TWO WEEKS AS INFIGHTING ERUPTS OVER INFRASTRUCTUREPHILIP ELLIOTTSEPTEMBER 16, 2021TIMEAs you’ve been forewarned, we’re not dealing with realism here.
‘PLAYING THE PALACE’ A CAMPY, FUN ROM-COM READKATHI WOLFEJULY 28, 2021WASHINGTON BLADEMore troops will remain positioned in neighboring countries, and attack planes will be within rapid reach, forewarned of “insurgent fighters” by armed surveillance drones.
THE TROOP WITHDRAWAL WON’T BE THE END OF THE U.S. MILITARY PRESENCE IN AFGHANISTAN. HISTORY SUGGESTS THERE'S A BETTER WAY FORWARDPRIYA SATIAAPRIL 27, 2021TIMEThis we forewarn the colored people, in time, is the inevitable and not far distant destiny of the Canadas.
THE CONDITION, ELEVATION, EMIGRATION, AND DESTINY OF THE COLORED PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATESMARTIN R. DELANYIt is a good rule, in reference to this point, to forewarn, instead of finding fault.
A TREATISE ON DOMESTIC ECONOMYCATHERINE ESTHER BEECHERMelancthon doubted not that God had saved his friend by sending one of His holy angels to forewarn him.
HISTORY OF THE GREAT REFORMATION, VOLUME IVJ. H. MERLE D'AUBIGNShibli Bagarag answered, 'To counsel in extremity; to forewarn; to counteract enchantments and foul magic.'
THE SHAVING OF SHAGPAT, COMPLETEGEORGE MEREDITHI forewarn you that I am going desperately into this affair.
A VIRGINIA COUSIN & BAR HARBOR TALESMRS BURTON HARRISONShould either attempt it, we shall forewarn them three times, and should they persist they must take the consequences.
FORT DUQUESNE AND FORT PITTVARIOUSThe inhabitants, whom they had not the humanity to forewarn, were obliged to take refuge in their cellars.
HISTORY OF THE COMMUNE OF 1871P. LISSAGARYWORDS RELATED TO FOREWARN
- advise
- berate
- call down
- call on the carpet
- censure
- check
- chide
- come down hard on
- counsel
- ding
- draw the line
- enjoin
- exhort
- forewarn
- give a going over
- give a piece of one's mind
- glue
- growl
- hoist
- jack up
- notice
- rap
- rap on knuckles
- rebuke
- reprimand
- reprove
- scold
- sit on
- slap on wrist
- speak to
- talk to
- tell a thing or two
- tell off
- upbraid
- warn
- advised
- berated
- called down
- called on the carpet
- came down hard on
- censured
- checked
- chided
- counselled
- dinged
- drew the line
- enjoined
- exhorted
- forewarned
- gave a piece of one's mind
- gave a went over
- glued
- growled
- hoisted
- jacked up
- noticed
- rapped
- rapped on knuckles
- rebuked
- reprimanded
- reproved
- sat on
- scolded
- slapped on wrist
- spoke to
- talked to
- told a thing or two
- told off
- upbraided
- warned
- admonishes
- advocates
- cautions
- charges
- commends
- counsels
- directs
- dissuades
- encourages
- enjoins
- exhorts
- forewarns
- gives a pointer
- gives a tip
- guides
- instructs
- kibitzes
- levels with
- moves
- opines
- points out
- preaches
- prepares
- prescribes
- prompts
- puts bug in ear
- puts in two cents
- recommends
- steers
- suggests
- touts
- updates
- urges
- warns
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