Verb:

முன்காண,

foreseen தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:

அதாவது இந்த ஸூரா முகம்மது நபி மெக்காவில் தங்கியிருந்த காலத்தில் அவருக்கு முன்காணாத புதுத் தரிசனம் கிடைத்தது உறுதிப்படுகிறது.

மேலும், நுகர்வோர் முன்காணப்படாத கடன் சுமைக்கு உள்ளாக்கப்பட்டனர்.

foreseen's Usage Examples:

, and his fall in the beginning of 1676 not only, as he had foreseen, involved Denmark in an unprofitable war, but, as his friend and disciple, Jens Juel, well observed, relegated her henceforth to the humiliating position of an international catspaw.

With the bridges open, the threat she'd foreseen was going to overtake the human world.

Could you have foreseen that the advent of a technology called "air conditioning" in homes would alter the social fabric of the nation?Man himself cannot increase the sum of motion; he can only alter its direction.

In the basic Bessemer process, also, unforeseen variations in the siliconcontent are harmful, because the quantity of lime added should be just that needed to neutralize the resultant silica and the phosphoric acid and no more.

Rapidly as the standard of musical translations was improving before this work appeared, no one could have foreseen what has now been abundantly verified, that the Ring can be performed in English without any appreciable loss to Wagner's art.

The foreseen adverse termination of this long-drawn cause led to Henry's legislation.

Control of the Situation The plan clearly states the critical decisions to be taken and by whom for any foreseen eventuality.

Fragments of a letter in the Qumran caves describe how the end time can be foreseen by a particular concatenation of events.

It was to be foreseen that a similar assertion of independence would make itself heard in ethics also; and, indeed, amid the clash of dogmatic convictions, and the variations of private judgment, it was natural to seek for an ethical method that might claim universal acceptance from all sects.

Education produced many unforeseen and undesirable practical results.

But he was prevented from carrying out this policy by an unforeseen blow, the Sicilian Vespers (March 1282), an event important both in itself and in its results.

This was in fact an eventuality which had been foreseen and on which the naval and military policy of Japan had been based for ten years.

Synonyms:

previse, know, anticipate, foreknow,

Antonyms:

linger, ride, ascend, recede, rise,