Advice given in advance; counsel provided beforehand to prepare for something.
Combines 'fore-' (before) with 'advice' (from Old French 'avis,' opinion). It's advice that comes before an event to prepare someone.
Legal and business documents are full of 'foreadvice'—bankers, lawyers, and merchants would charge fees for giving 'foreadvice' before major transactions, the ancestor of modern consulting and legal advice retainers.
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