How Do You Spell FORETASTE?

Pronunciation: [fˈɔːte͡ɪst] (IPA)

"Foretaste" is a noun that refers to a hint or preview of something that is yet to come. This word is pronounced as /fɔː(r)teɪst/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The "fore" part is pronounced as "for", and the "taste" part is pronounced as "tayst". The "te" in the middle is pronounced as "tuh". The stress falls on the first syllable "fore". Correct spelling of this word is important in conveying the intended meaning, and the correct pronunciation can be helpful in ensuring effective communication.

FORETASTE Meaning and Definition

1. Foretaste

   Foretaste, as a noun, refers to a preview or a preliminary experience that provides a hint or indication of what is to come. It is typically used to describe a small taste, glimpse, or preview of something anticipated or expected in the future. This term also implies a sense of anticipation or excitement, as it allows individuals to form expectations about what is yet to happen.

   In a broader context, foretaste can be applied to a variety of situations. For example, it can be used to describe a preview of forthcoming events, such as a teaser trailer for a movie, a small sample from a book, or a snippet of a song. It can also refer to a small portion of food or drink that gives an indication of the overall flavor or experience.

   As a verb, foretaste signifies the act of experiencing or previewing something before its full occurrence. It involves gaining a preliminary sense or impression, often arousing curiosity or excitement for what is to come. This sense of foretasting allows individuals to mentally prepare or develop a sense of anticipation for the complete experience that lies ahead.

   Ultimately, foretaste provides a glimpse or a small sample of what is expected or anticipated, setting the stage for future events or experiences. It amplifies the sense of excitement or curiosity, setting individuals up for the full enjoyment or understanding of a particular situation or occurrence.

2. • A taste beforehand: anticipation.

   • To taste before full possession; to have previous enjoyment or experience of something.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for FORETASTE

• foreast
• forecaste
• foretate
• doretaste
• foretasts
• forataste
• forepaste
• foretastet
• forewste
• forweaste
• forewastee
• foraste
• moretaste
• Foreteaste
• Foortaste
• Forteste
• Forethots
• foreteasts
• Foweaste
• foretese
• feretase
• fortasse
• freaste

Etymology of FORETASTE

The word "foretaste" is derived from Middle English and Old English.

In Middle English, "foretaste" was written as "foretasten", stemming from the combination of "fore", meaning "before", and "tasten", meaning "to taste".

The Old English form of "foretaste" was "foretost", where "fore" also means "before", and "tost" is related to the verb "tēon", meaning "to taste".

Ultimately, the etymology of "foretaste" can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic language, where the prefix "fora-" indicated "before" or "in front of", and the root "tæst-" referred to "tasting".

Similar spelling words for FORETASTE

• fortest,
• vertest,
• varietist,
• fordist,
• frettised,
• fruitset,
• phreatoicidea,
• vorticity,
• post-fordist,
• fairtest,
• all-firedest,
• fraudest,
• fortaz,
• freetiest,
• frideswide,
• fruitiest,
• Faradized,
• foretoken,
• fraticida,
• Verticity,
• freitiest,
• forethought,
• un-friedest,
• faradised,
• frettiest,
• virtuosity,
• veridicity.

Plural form of FORETASTE is FORETASTES

Conjugate verb Foretaste

CONDITIONAL

I would foretaste

you would foretaste

he/she/it would foretaste

we would foretaste

they would foretaste

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be foretasting

you would be foretasting

he/she/it would be foretasting

we would be foretasting

they would be foretasting

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have foretaste

you would have foretaste

he/she/it would have foretaste

we would have foretaste

they would have foretaste

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been foretasting

you would have been foretasting

he/she/it would have been foretasting

we would have been foretasting

they would have been foretasting

FUTURE

I will foretaste

you will foretaste

he/she/it will foretaste

we will foretaste

they will foretaste

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be foretasting

you will be foretasting

he/she/it will be foretasting

we will be foretasting

they will be foretasting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have foretasted

you will have foretasted

he/she/it will have foretasted

we will have foretasted

they will have foretasted

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been foretasting

you will have been foretasting

he/she/it will have been foretasting

we will have been foretasting

they will have been foretasting

IMPERATIVE

you foretaste

we let´s foretaste

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to foretaste

PAST

I foretasted

you foretasted

he/she/it foretasted

we foretasted

they foretasted

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was foretasting

you were foretasting

he/she/it was foretasting

we were foretasting

they were foretasting

PAST PARTICIPLE

foretasted

PAST PERFECT

I had foretasted

you had foretasted

he/she/it had foretasted

we had foretasted

they had foretasted

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been foretasting

you had been foretasting

he/she/it had been foretasting

we had been foretasting

they had been foretasting

PRESENT

I foretaste

you foretaste

he/she/it foretastes

we foretaste

they foretaste

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am foretasting

you are foretasting

he/she/it is foretasting

we are foretasting

they are foretasting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

foretasting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have foretasted

you have foretasted

he/she/it has foretasted

we have foretasted

they have foretasted

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been foretasting

you have been foretasting

he/she/it has been foretasting

we have been foretasting

they have been foretasting