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foremath
Foremath (noun) means the grass or crop cut in an earlier mowing, or what is gathered from it.
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1
The grass or crop cut in an earlier mowing, or what is gathered from it.
2
Something that comes before an event and helps bring it about, or an event that has not yet happened or is happening now.
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Etymology
Formed from fore- and math (“a mowing”), coined on the pattern of aftermath.
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What is the meaning of foremath?
"foremath" (noun) means the grass or crop cut in an earlier mowing, or what is gathered from it.
What is the opposite of foremath?
The opposite of "foremath" is aftermath.
What are the different meanings of foremath?
"foremath" has 2 main meanings: 1. The grass or crop cut in an earlier mowing, or what is gathered from it; 2. Something that comes before an event and helps bring it about, or an event that has not yet happened or is happening now.
