foretrained

See also: fore-trained

English

Alternative forms

• fore-trained

Etymology

From fore- +‎ trained.

Adjective

foretrained (not comparable)

1. Trained beforehand or in advance
   • 1947, UAW Ammunition - Volumes 5-6:

     They will be forewarned and foretrained.

   • 1957, Cyril Ray, The Compleat Imbiber: An Entertainment - Page 181:

     Young women can make even more irretrievable fools of themselves than young men, if they are not forewarned and foretrained.

   • 2003, Norman Franklin Childers, The Strawberry: A Book for Growers, Others - Page 129:

     Being foretrained, they immediately hunt and run off the offender.

   • 2012, B.J. Irani (Gujarati Writer), S.M. Desai (Gujarati Writer), Dr. Anurag Gumashta (English Translator), The Sadguru of Sakori - Upasani Maharaj - Page 88:

     That mendicant agreed to do as guided by Maharaj and hence the next day Maharaj accompanied by that fore-trained mendicant started for the old lady's house.