forewarned is forearmed

One can be appropriately prepared if one knows something in advance. Hey, just so you know, the boss is in a really foul mood today. Forewarned is forearmed, right?

See also: forewarn

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

Forewarned is forearmed.

Prov. If you know about something beforehand, you can prepare for it. Before you meet Lily, I should tell you that she's a little eccentric. Forewarned is forearmed, right? Check the temperature before you go outside. Forewarned is forearmed.

forewarned is forearmed

Knowledge in advance enables one to be prepared, as in Let me know when he's in town so I can take the phone off the hook-forewarned is forearmed. This expression originated as a Latin proverb, Praemonitus, praemunitus, which was translated into English by the early 1500s. It soon was put to broader use than its original military applications.

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The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.

forewarned is forearmed

People say forewarned is forearmed to mean that if you know about something which is going to happen in the future, you can be ready to deal with it. Find out what side-effects you will have to expect from the treatment, because forewarned is forearmed. Forewarned is forearmed. Even the most enthusiastic guidebooks admit that the food on the train is awful.

See also: forewarn

Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed.

foreˌwarned is foreˈarmed

(saying) if you know about problems, dangers, etc. before they happen, you can be better prepared for them: Jim says that Betty is very angry with me still. Well, forewarned is forearmed, and I’ll have to think up an excuse before I see her.

Fore- in these words means ‘before something happens’ or ‘in advance’.

See also: forewarn

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

forewarned is forearmed

Advance knowledge enables advance preparation. The term originated as a Latin proverb, Praemonitus, praemunitus, which was adopted into English by the early sixteenth century. Two sources from ca. 1530 put it similarly: “He that is warned is half armed.” Shakespeare used a version in Henry VI, Part 3 (4.1): “I will arm me, being thus forewarn’d.” It was soon extended to nonmilitary applications, such as a hostess preparing for expected guests.

See also: forewarn

The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer

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References in classic literature

"Forewarned is forearmed. Tell me if you will--it is for your own protection.

Lair of the White Worm

Forewarned is forearmed, as they say, but really, 15 months?

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Igenerally feel that forewarned is forearmed and try to plan ahead wherever possible, as do most businesspeople with whom I come into contact.

UK Government has yet to provide Brexit clarity

It might not, but forewarned is forearmed and if a Second World War soldier appears, or grotesque faces dance by, knowing it is probably CBS would give a little comfort.

TORMENTING HALLUCINATIONS

"Investors need to be realistic about what is achievable and try at all times to avoid complacency," because "forewarned is forearmed" - a key topic in the investment outlook for 2018.

Deutsche Bank Wealth Management publisheS outlook

"To know that you can be faced with things that you might not always expect, and being forewarned is forearmed."

WE HAVE LEARNED THE HARTE OF WAR

Summary: Forewarned is forearmed. So perhaps the country is lucky that President Donald Trump's allies have floated the possibility that he might fire special counsel Robert Mueller.

Trump would be wise to leave Mueller in place

Forewarned is forearmed but the final answer may be found by our world-beating scientists and pharmaceutical industry.

We must act to tackle Zika threat

Of course as a result of Brexit UK businesses will be more affected in legal terms than EU-based businesses but as the saying goes, forewarned is forearmed.

Colin Rodrigues Tick tock of the Brexit clock for UK

Forewarned is forearmed, and this guide's focus on various aspects of life that will be changed by the internet's absence allows survival-minded thinkers to understand their options and alternative resources in advance of any possible disaster.

The Internet Apocalypse

We believe that forewarned is forearmed, "- says Alexander Erofeev, Chief Marketing Officer, Kaspersky Lab.

One Dollar Lesson: Defend your E-wallet from online fraud

"Forewarned is forearmed," Daniel Karson, chairman of Kroll, told InsideCounsel's Ed Silverstein in a recent interview.

Bob Evans CEO resigns following pressure from activist shareholders

Forewarned is forearmed. The worst may not even be over yet!

Emily's Post - A wife-and in-laws-from hell

Next month is Easter so beware the possible dangers that lie ahead for your pets - forewarned is forearmed.

DANGER HIDDEN IN OUR EASTER EGGS

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WE HAVE LEARNED THE HARTE OF WAR Summary: Forewarned is forearmed. So perhaps the country is lucky that President Donald Trump's allies have floated the possibility that he might fire special counsel Robert Mueller. Trump would be wise to leave Mueller in place Forewarned is forearmed but the final answer may be found by our world-beating scientists and pharmaceutical industry. We must act to tackle Zika threat Of course as a result of Brexit UK businesses will be more affected in legal terms than EU-based businesses but as the saying goes, forewarned is forearmed. Colin Rodrigues Tick tock of the Brexit clock for UK Forewarned is forearmed, and this guide's focus on various aspects of life that will be changed by the internet's absence allows survival-minded thinkers to understand their options and alternative resources in advance of any possible disaster. The Internet Apocalypse We believe that forewarned is forearmed, "- says Alexander Erofeev, Chief Marketing Officer, Kaspersky Lab. One Dollar Lesson: Defend your E-wallet from online fraud "Forewarned is forearmed," Daniel Karson, chairman of Kroll, told InsideCounsel's Ed Silverstein in a recent interview. Bob Evans CEO resigns following pressure from activist shareholders Forewarned is forearmed. The worst may not even be over yet! Emily's Post - A wife-and in-laws-from hell Next month is Easter so beware the possible dangers that lie ahead for your pets - forewarned is forearmed. DANGER HIDDEN IN OUR EASTER EGGS
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