v. Obs. [FORE- pref.] trans. To touch, or touch upon, beforehand; to blame or censure beforehand. Hence Foretouched ppl. a.
c. 1450. Mirour Saluacioun, 3453.
| This Resurexionne of crist was be astone fortouchid [L. prætaxata] | |
| Whilk was reprovid some tyme of thaym yt the temple beldid. |
1710. Norris, Chr. Prud., i. 44. In this Answer are couch’d all the foretouch’d Considerations, which it seems he had then before him in a present and actual View.
