forereckoning en · VERB · etymology 1
Etymology
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Meanings
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(form-of, gerund, participle, present) present participle and gerund of forereckon
form of forereckon
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From forereckon + -ing.
We of the Power have a certain measure of control over the natural elements, though like all else that is subject to failure or success beyond our forereckoning.2003, Andre Norton, The Gates to Witch World:
[…] had to have sleep, but decided that since I could not afford to be wrong in my forereckoning, I would at those times guard against surprise by leaning a heavy stick against the bar so that the latter's displacement would cause it to fall and wake […]1948, The Restless Voyage