Lesson 160
Fore adds its own meaning to the word; as foretaste, to taste before; pre is from the Latin prae, before; ante (Latin), before. Anti (Greek), means against or opposite.
| fore’sight | fore tell’er | fore bod’ing ly |
| fore’most | fore knowl’edge | fore de ter’mine |
| fore know’ | fore’cas tle | pre med’i tate |
| pre fix’ | pre cau’tion | pre oc’cu py |
| pre judge’ | pre ced’ing | pre-em’i nent |
| pre serve’ | pre des’tine | an te pas’chal |
| pre sage’ | an’te past | an te mun’dane |
| pre text’ | an’te date | an te nup’tial |
| fore warn’ | an’ti pode | an ti cli’max |
| fore’front | an’ti dote | an ti feb’rile |