English to English Dictionary

Foregrounding

The act or process of making something more prominent or noticeable in a particular context.

Foreknowledge

Knowledge of something before it happens or exists.

Foreplay

Sexual activity engaged in before intercourse, typically involving touching, kissing, and petting to arouse excitement.

Foreskin

The retractable fold of skin covering the head of the penis.

Forfeited Assets

Property, money, or valuables confiscated by law enforcement or government agencies because they were derived from or used in criminal enterprises.

Forfeited Property

Property that has been lost or surrendered as a result of a legal penalty or forfeiture.

Formal Economy

The part of the economy that is regulated by the government and includes all legal economic activities.

Formal theory

A theoretical system expressed in a formalized language, relying strictly on explicit axioms, syntax, and deductive rules without relying on intuitive meanings.

Formalization

The process of making something formal or official.

Formational

Relating to the process of forming or shaping something.

Forsake

To abandon or give up something or someone.

Forsaking

To abandon someone or something, especially in a time of need.