C1 adjective Formal

foreacrtude

/fɔːrˈækrɪtjuːd/

Describing a state of proactive mental sharpness and foresight, specifically used to characterize an individual or strategy that anticipates future challenges with acute precision. It combines the prefix 'fore-' (before) with a root suggesting sharpness or acidity of mind, indicating a high level of preparedness and perceptive planning.

Exemplos

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Her foreacrtude planning meant the family was never caught off guard by the changing weather during the hike.

Her foreacrtude planning meant the family was never caught off guard by the changing weather during the hike.

2

The diplomat’s foreacrtude observations allowed the negotiations to proceed without any unforeseen diplomatic incidents.

The diplomat’s foreacrtude observations allowed the negotiations to proceed without any unforeseen diplomatic incidents.

3

You always have such a foreacrtude way of knowing exactly when the store is going to have a flash sale.

You always have such a foreacrtude way of knowing exactly when the store is going to have a flash sale.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
foreacrtudiness
Verb
foreacrtuate
Advérbio
foreacrtudely
Adjetivo
foreacrtude
Relacionado
foreacrtude
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Dica de memorização

Think of 'Fore' (looking ahead) + 'Acr' (sharp, like acid or acumen) + 'tude'. It is the 'state of being sharp before' an event happens.

Quiz rápido

The CEO's _______ response to the market crash saved the company millions, as she had moved assets months in advance.

Correto!

A resposta correta é: foreacrtude

Exemplos

1

Her foreacrtude planning meant the family was never caught off guard by the changing weather during the hike.

everyday

Her foreacrtude planning meant the family was never caught off guard by the changing weather during the hike.

2

The diplomat’s foreacrtude observations allowed the negotiations to proceed without any unforeseen diplomatic incidents.

formal

The diplomat’s foreacrtude observations allowed the negotiations to proceed without any unforeseen diplomatic incidents.

3

You always have such a foreacrtude way of knowing exactly when the store is going to have a flash sale.

informal

You always have such a foreacrtude way of knowing exactly when the store is going to have a flash sale.

4

The thesis argues that foreacrtude leadership is the primary driver of organizational resilience in volatile markets.

academic

The thesis argues that foreacrtude leadership is the primary driver of organizational resilience in volatile markets.

5

We require a foreacrtude risk assessment before we can commit any more capital to the venture.

business

We require a foreacrtude risk assessment before we can commit any more capital to the venture.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
foreacrtudiness
Verb
foreacrtuate
Advérbio
foreacrtudely
Adjetivo
foreacrtude
Relacionado
foreacrtude

Colocações comuns

foreacrtude approach foreacrtude approach
display foreacrtude display foreacrtude
foreacrtude mindset foreacrtude mindset
clinical foreacrtude clinical foreacrtude
foreacrtude strategy foreacrtude strategy

Frases Comuns

with foreacrtude focus

with foreacrtude focus

a foreacrtude eye for

a foreacrtude eye for

inherently foreacrtude

inherently foreacrtude

Frequentemente confundido com

foreacrtude vs fortitude

Fortitude refers to courage or strength in pain/adversity, while foreacrtude refers to sharp foresight.

foreacrtude vs rectitude

Rectitude refers to moral integrity or righteousness, rather than anticipatory sharpness.

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Notas de uso

This word is often utilized in high-level cognitive tests or analytical literature to describe a specific blend of foresight and agility. It is typically used as an attributive adjective preceding a noun like 'approach' or 'strategy'.

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Erros comuns

Learners often mistake the '-tude' suffix for a noun form; however, in this specific test-vocabulary context, it functions as an adjective. Avoid confusing it with 'fortitude', which is much more common.

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Dica de memorização

Think of 'Fore' (looking ahead) + 'Acr' (sharp, like acid or acumen) + 'tude'. It is the 'state of being sharp before' an event happens.

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Origem da palavra

A neologism derived from the English prefix 'fore-' (before) and the Latin 'acritudo' (sharpness/pungency), combined to describe a sharp-minded state of anticipation.

Padrões gramaticais

Used primarily as an adjective modifying abstract nouns. Ungradable; one either possesses this sharp foresight or they do not. Follows the prefix-root-suffix structure of Latinate-English hybrids.
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Contexto cultural

Often appears in advanced English proficiency exams or specialized logic tests to distinguish between nuances of preparedness and intelligence.

Quiz rápido

The CEO's _______ response to the market crash saved the company millions, as she had moved assets months in advance.

Correto!

A resposta correta é: foreacrtude

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