1. to speak of or mention beforehand; to predict or foretell
Usage: archaic or literary; third person singular present tense of 'forespeak'
2. to speak for or on behalf of someone; to advocate or intercede
Usage: archaic; third person singular present tense of 'forespeak'

Examples

• The ancient oracle forespeaks the coming of a great leader.
• His confident demeanor forespeaks success in the competition.
• The dark clouds forespeak an approaching storm.
• She forespeaks the concerns of the community at the town meeting.
• The evidence forespeaks guilt beyond reasonable doubt.