KNOW BEFOREHAND

Definition: To be aware or have information about something before it happens; to have advance knowledge or awareness.

Synonyms: Anticipate, Foresee, Predict, Expect, Forecast

Usage Examples in Sentences

We always know beforehand when Grandma is coming for a visit.

Studying the weather forecast helps us know beforehand if it will rain tomorrow.

Lucy likes to know beforehand about the movie plot before watching it.

Tim made sure to know beforehand the ingredients for the recipe.

The teacher wants us to know beforehand the topic of tomorrow's science lesson.

Before embarking on a hiking trail, hikers should know beforehand the weather forecast to ensure a safe journey.

The savvy investor always strives to know beforehand about potential market trends to make informed decisions.

Scientists conduct extensive research to know beforehand the possible side effects of a new medication.

To ensure success, you must know beforehand the potential risks involved.

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You should know beforehand the requirements for the job interview.

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They need to know beforehand the deadline for submitting the project.

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I always prefer to know beforehand the schedule of events.

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Please let me know beforehand if you plan to attend the meeting.

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Let me know beforehand if there are any dietary restrictions.

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To avoid any last-minute changes, please let us know beforehand your dietary restrictions.

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She wanted to know beforehand the cost of the repair before agreeing to it.

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The manager prefers to know beforehand the agenda of the meeting.