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Sunnychen Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

What does "farings-forth" mean?

hi everyone,
I'm reading Anne's House of Dreams and there's a sentence:
"There was always a certain sense of things going to happen--of adventures and farings-forth."
Could anyone tell me what does the word "farings-forth" mean?
thanks a lot Emotion: smile
  

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Sounds terribly British to me. I get the idea of 'a multitude of activities'. How are you faring with your project?

— Philip

  • Sounds terribly British to me.
  • I get the idea of 'a multitude of activities'.
  • How are you faring with your project?
  • = How are things going?
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Sounds terribly British to me. I get the idea of 'a multitude of activities'. How are you faring with your project? = How are things going?
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Faring forth means going out or travelling.
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thanks. maybe you could also tell me how to understand the word "sense" in this context?
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sunnychensense
feeling, intuition, idea, thought

CJ
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