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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
foregather .
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Examples
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When Nur al-Din foregathered with his mother and father, they were gladdened in each other with the utmost gladness and care and affliction ceased from them, whilst his parents joyed no less in the Princess Miriam and honoured her with the highmost honour.
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There was a club in those days in Papeete, where the pearlers, traders, captains, and South Sea adventurers foregathered.
THE HEATHEN 2010
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You remember when we foregathered on the Tanana, four years come next ice-run?
The White Silence 2010
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You remember when we foregathered on the Tanana, four years come next ice-run?
THE WHITE SILENCE 2010
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By her lights she was his wife, and had been from the day they first foregathered.
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Skolkz, a Toyaat Indian of the Yukon, who journeyed down in his youth to the Great Delta where dwell the Innuits, and where he foregathered with a woman remembered as Olillie.
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This touching scene will, of course, be enacted only after the Prefects of the provincial councils (erstwhile Member States, that is) have foregathered in The Hall of Mirrors at Versailles and, like the ancient Saxon Witangemot, duly chosen Smuggo as our new Monarch.
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Decker tells those foregathered that he knows things about Mrs Gifford "that I have no right to know."
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All those bound south and west must have halted and foregathered again here to take counsel after the failure of the bishops 'endeavours for peace, and see how best to take advantage of the time, before their enemies forestalled them.
A River So Long 2010
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This touching scene will, of course, be enacted only after the Prefects of the provincial councils (erstwhile Member States, that is) have foregathered in The Hall of Mirrors at Versailles and, like the ancient Saxon Witangemot, duly chosen Smuggo as our new Monarch.
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