Definition

This word describes something that is at the front or earlier in time or order.

Example

The fore part of the ship is where the captain usually stands.

Conversation

Did you see that fore warning about the storm?

Yeah, I noticed it earlier today.

I hope it doesn't hit us too hard, especially with the fore winds they mentioned.

Same here! It's always better to be prepared.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

At an earlier time or toward the front.

Example

The fore part of the ship is where the captain stands.

Conversation

I remember playing at the beach fore it got crowded last summer.

Yeah, those early mornings were the best!

We should try to go fore noon this weekend for a swim.

Definition

A warning shouted by a golfer to alert people in front that a golf ball is coming their way.

Example

As I swung my club, I shouted 'fore!' to warn the players ahead of me.

Conversation

Hey, watch out for that golf ball!

What do you mean?

I just wanted to say fore before it hits someone.

Definition

A part that is located at the front of something or the area in front of a particular place.

Example

The fore of the ship was decorated with flags.

Conversation

I love sitting at the fore of the boat when we go sailing.

It's such a great spot to feel the wind and see everything up front.

Yeah, being at the fore really gives you a nice view of the horizon.

Root Explanation

The word 'fore' originates from Old English 'foran', meaning 'in front of' or 'before'. It indicates a position or time that is ahead or prior to something else.

Memory Tip

Think of 'fore' as meaning 'in front of' or 'before' — it helps you remember that it refers to something that comes first.

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