foreworn in a sentence

Definition

Foreworn refers to a fate or condition that has been previously warned about or foretold, often implying impending doom or consequences.

The ancient tome warned of a foreworn fate that awaited those who ignored its advice.
In her dreams, she saw visions of a foreworn world, ravaged by neglect and greed.
His foreworn words echoed in her mind, urging her to tread carefully on the path ahead.
The villagers gathered to discuss the foreworn prophecies that had plagued their community for generations.
As the storm approached, they recalled the foreworn tales of destruction told by their ancestors.