Forewarn
21forewarn — v. a. Caution or admonish or advise or warn beforehand …
22forewarn — verb (transitive often passive) 1 to warn someone about something dangerous, unpleasant, or unexpected before it happens (+ of/about/against): She had been forewarned of the discomforts of travelling by train in the Soviet Union. 2 forewarned is… …
23forewarn — verb the building would have been torched if the authorities had not been forewarned Syn: warn, warn in advance, give advance warning, give fair warning, give notice, apprise, inform; alert, caution, put someone on their guard; informal tip off …
24forewarn — v precaution, prewarn, Rare. premonish; alert, warn, give warning or fair warning, put on guard, put on the qui vive, Sl. give the high sign to; caution, admonish, advise, say a word to the wise; clue in, tip off, Inf. put a bug in [s.o. s] ear …
25forewarn — fore·warn …
26forewarn — [fɔːˈwɔːn] verb [T] to warn someone about a problem or dangerous situation that is likely to happen …
27forewarn — fore•warn [[t]fɔrˈwɔrn, foʊr [/t]] v. t. to warn in advance; alert • Etymology: 1300–50 fore•warn′er, n. fore•warn′ing•ly, adv …
28forewarn — /fɔˈwɔn/ (say faw wawn) verb (t) to warn beforehand. –forewarning, noun …
29forewarn — see forewarned is forearmed …
30forewarn — v.tr. warn beforehand. Derivatives: forewarner n …