Forethought
Forethought noun - Concern or preparation for the future.
Usage example: in an unusual show of forethought, the city had set up a network of well-supplied emergency shelters to accommodate victims of the hurricane
Wisdom and forethought are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wisdom" instead a noun "Forethought".
Nearby Word: forethoughtful
Wisdom
Wisdom noun - The ability to understand inner qualities or relationships.
Forethought and wisdom are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Forethought" instead a noun "Wisdom".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- care and forethought
- care and wisdom
- sense and forethought
- sense and wisdom
- perception and forethought
- perception and wisdom
- discernment and forethought
- discernment and wisdom
- judgment and forethought
- judgment and wisdom
- carefulness and forethought
- carefulness and wisdom
- caution and forethought
- caution and wisdom
How words are described
| sufficient | sufficient forethought | sufficient wisdom |
| real | real forethought | real wisdom |
| little | little forethought | little wisdom |
| greater | greater forethought | greater wisdom |
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