Definition of "foresaw" []

• Simple past of foresee. (verb)

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• "One consequence Schumpeter foresaw is that most people would just grow tired of the ideological facade that every individual can make it to the top."
• "I believe that the moment - the day of “official censorship and concealment” - that Kennedy foresaw is drawing near, if it is not already upon us in America today."
• "Margot foresaw that, as time passed by, the two would grow closer together, and that any chance of intimacy with the other brother would retreat helplessly into the background."