foray
- noun
- /ˈfɔːreɪ/
- My first foray into the world of fiction introduced me to many new authors.
- first foray
- initial foray
- make a foray
How did this come about, your kind of music foray in Latin America?
- How did this come about, your kind of music foray in Latin America?
- What a good first little foray into becoming best friends.
- So our first foray with a pure chemistry episode here and I'm loving it.
- I think because Avidon, it was his foray into the commercial world.
- Which books you should be checking out, how to get the most out of your foray into Hegel?
- So Johnny, what was your first foray into entrepreneurship or business operating?
- I, I love I, I and I'm really enjoying my fairly recent, you know, foray into, into doc filmmaking.
- YouTube hadn't been invented yet, but AMD existed and was announcing their first foray into the workstation and server market, Opteron.
- I was going to get to breathing later, but maybe just for now, if we can do a a brief little foray into to breathing as it relates to weight training.
Examples
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Paolo, the latest collection is a foray into the subtleties of porcelain.
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So this is our first foray into vlogs.
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What a good first little foray into becoming best friends.
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My first foray into the world of fiction.
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We'll work on aspects of your speech, but... for your first foray into public speaking, you did really well.
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And, you know, this is our first foray into Greek poetry.
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Today we're taking our first foray into the mysterious world of ghost towns.
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Which books you should be checking out, how to get the most out of your foray into Hegel?
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After dropping out of Malibu Beach Community College at age 24, Keen made a brief foray into the world of adult entertainment.
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Here, Iser makes a promising foray into literary anthropology, the main subject of his next book.
Academic text (2002)
Synonyms
To travel through a place to find new things, like a jungle or ocean
Antonyms
How Bold
Surface Forms
Etymology
A helpful way to remember foray is to think of a short, bold trip into something new; because it once meant a quick raid, foray can mean an initial attempt or venture into an unfamiliar area.