verb
- third person singular present of foredo; to ruin or destroy beforehand
Usage: archaic
Examples
- The ancient text warns that pride foredoes many a noble plan.
- His reckless spending foredoes any chance of financial security.
- The storm foredoes their hopes of a peaceful voyage.
- Neglect foredoes the garden’s beauty before spring arrives.
- Her impatience foredoes the careful work of months.