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tr.v. fore·felt (-fĕlt′), fore·feel·ing, fore·feels
To feel beforehand; have a premonition of.


vb (tr)
to have a premonition of


(fɔrˈfil, foʊr-)

v.t. -felt, -feel•ing.
to feel or perceive beforehand.
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Though the wind's buffeting of the house was softly drowned out by the watery din of the shower, I forefelt a woozy collapse coming on.
There is the elementary, very concrete good of desire or appetite that, if the given good triggers feelings, opens out to the question of whether there is a value forefelt by that good's importuning.