How to spell PREKNOW correctly?

If you typed "preknow" but meant something else, here are some suggestions. If you intended to say "pre-knowledge", "foreknowledge" or "prior knowledge", these terms convey the idea of knowing something beforehand. For a different meaning, potential alternatives include "preconceive", "premeditate" or "anticipate".

• foreknow Since the oracle could foreknow future events, the king sought her guidance in making important decisions.
• pre-knew
• pre-know
• preshow We arrived early to catch the preshow activities and grab some snacks before the main event.

Contacet

• candace
• conceit
• concert
• conduce
• conduced
• conduct
• contact
• contained
• content
• contest