v. Obs.–1 [f. FORE- pref. + GUARD v.] trans. To guard beforehand or in front.
1588. Greene, Metam., Wks. (Grosart), IX. 23. In that we foregarded all our actions with vertue. Ibid., 89. Shee kept such a strict method of her life, and manners, and so foregarded all her actions with vertue, that she thought shee might despise both the fates and fortune.
