0 to say what is going to happen in the future:
[ + question word ] He was a 16th-century prophet who foretold how the world would end.
This is as might be expected physically, presumably foretelling the onset of a higher mode as predicted by the airfoil model.
Even if off by 50 per cent, those projections foretell an utterly unsustainable situation.
Who can venture to foretell how their strange career will end?
Included in this power to precisely foretell are other characteristics.
Theories of strict prediction are affirmed when they foretell the behaviour of their objects of prediction independent of particular locations.
The truth is, probably, that nobody ever foretells anything or has any intuition whatever and that, surely, this never occurs in a state of ignorance.
And the darkened tones around it foretell that her lover's downfall will be linked to how he treats this symbolic beast.
Taken together, these phenomena seem to foretell the emancipation of productive energy at the expense of all forms of social control.
