1. to speak or mention beforehand; to predict or foretell
Usage: archaic or literary
2. to arrange or reserve in advance
Usage: archaic

Examples

• The ancient oracle forespoke the fall of the kingdom.
• He forespoke his intentions to the council before the meeting.
• The signs forespoke a coming storm.
• She forespoke a table at the restaurant for the evening.
• The prophecy forespoke events that would unfold centuries later.