1. plural of forayer; people who make sudden attacks or raids into enemy territory
Usage: often used in historical or military contexts
2. plural of forayer; people who venture into a new field or activity, often as a first attempt
Usage: figurative use

Examples

• The forayers crossed the border under cover of darkness.
• Medieval forayers would raid villages for supplies and treasure.
• The company's forayers into the tech industry proved successful.
• Early forayers into space exploration faced enormous challenges.
• The forayers launched their attack at dawn.
• These forayers were the first to attempt such a risky venture.