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forethought

[fawr-thawt, fohr-] / ˈfɔrˌθɔt, ˈfoʊr- /


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"The same way we have to tackle big, thorny problems like this here on Earth," Nesvold responds, "with deliberate effort and forethought, consultation with all stakeholders, including countries not yet capable of lunar mining."

From Scientific American

I don’t know whether this was a careless lie of omission or, with forethought, a texted lie to your face.

From Washington Post

Another thing we can do is to practice forethought.

From Salon

A chicken, she notes, requires some forethought — she likes to season her birds well before cooking them to maximize flavor — and care in preparation, which are acts of love.

From Washington Post

In contrast to Jimmy’s impulsive disclosure to Grace and his last-minute decisions to take clients out into the world for part of their sessions, practicing quality therapy requires mindfulness, planning and forethought.

From Los Angeles Times