unforetold

unforetold

(ˌʌnfɔːˈtəʊld)
adj
not foretold
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The court has had to deal with an unforetold amount of pressure in the run up to the announcement of the verdict.
From without the World, though all things may be forethought in music or foreshown in vision from afar, to those who enter verily into Ea each in its time shall be met at unawares as something new and unforetold" (Silm.
CHRONICLE OF A PRIZE UNFORETOLD: FRANCISCO ROTHHAMMER RECEIVES THE CHILEAN NATIONAL SCIENCE AWARD 2016 (1)
In health and education, the use of mobile devices opens up unforetold possibilities.
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If the emergence of car and children as keywords is unforetold, the reverse is true of water and river: because the opening paragraphs of "The Love of a Good Woman" appear particularly to prospect that the story will tell inter alia of how someone came to drown in a river, it is expectable that there will be prominent subsequent mention of water.
In the late 1970s, Hyde joined with Demi O'Byrne, a move which led to unforetold success.
Each experience has afforded me unforetold opportunities, so I now always look forward to what each new move will bring.
Biotechnology products such as erythropoietin and interferon are rapidly becoming available, with a huge potential market and an enormous total price tag.(107) In the future, an unforetold range of genetic therapies is likely to become available(108) at a potentially extraordinary additional cost.
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