foregrasp

noun

Etymology

From fore- + grasp.

  1. inherited from *graipisōną
  2. inherited from *graipisōn
  3. inherited from *grǣpsian
  4. inherited from graspen
  5. prefixed as foregrasp — “fore + grasp

Definitions

  1. A prior cognizance or understanding

    A prior cognizance or understanding; an awareness or comprehension beforehand.

    • Each of these terms is the product of the irony which comes from having obtained a foregrasp of mundaneity while attempting to articulate mundaneity within the idiom which mundaneity supports.
  2. To grasp beforehand.

    • Thy great deliverance is a greater thing Than purest imagination can foregrasp; A thing beyond all conscious hungering, Beyond all hope that makes the poet sing.

The neighborhood

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA