forehanded
adjective
forehandedly
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a word derived from
forehanded.
Example Sentences
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Well aware of the overcrowding of U.S. colleges, New York's Governor Thomas E. Dewey had forehandedly set up three emergency colleges on abandoned Army & Navy sites to help handle the overflow.*
From Time Magazine Archive
A few hours before Nominee Landon was to deliver a campaign speech on relief, Harry Hopkins forehandedly revealed total costs of WPA and its administration to Sept.
From Time Magazine Archive
On the Chicago Board of Trade, grains frequently jumped the full day's limit long before the close of trading, and speculation became so rampant that conservative commission houses forehandedly raised their margin requirements.
From Time Magazine Archive
Nevertheless, even before M. Duplessis began reading the letters, Committee Chairman Leon Casgrain, at the instigation of the Premier, forehandedly announced that Antoine Taschereau had already resigned his job as legislative accountant.
From Time Magazine Archive
The second diverts me less, at the third I begin to yawn, and when the fourth appears, I reach for the book or newspaper which I have forehandedly brought along in my pocket.
From The Cabin [La barraca] by Vicente Blasco Ib??ez
