Syllables World: Mastering Syllable Identification - How many syllables in Foregone?

How many syllables in Foregone?

foregone has 2 syllables

fore-gone

Something that has already happened or been decided.

The first syllable 'fore' has one vowel 'o' and one consonant 'f'. The second syllable 'gone' has one vowel 'o' and two consonants 'g' and 'n'.

Adjective

The outcome of the game was foregone.

Verb

The decision to cancel the event was foregone.

The foregone conclusion was that the team would lose.
The outcome of the trial was foregone from the beginning.
The decision to close the store was foregone due to low sales.
The foregone era of typewriters has been replaced by computers.
The foregone days of summer have ended.
The foregone opportunity to invest early cost him a lot of money.
The foregone conclusion of the election was that the incumbent would win.
The foregone conclusion of the experiment was that the hypothesis was correct.
The foregone conclusion of the negotiation was that both parties would compromise.
The foregone conclusion of the movie was that the hero would save the day.

The future is foregone, it's just a matter of time.
The foregone conclusion of history is that it repeats itself.
The foregone era of the horse and carriage has been replaced by cars.
The foregone days of childhood are always remembered fondly.
The foregone opportunity to travel the world may never come again.
The foregone conclusion of the game was that the underdog would win.
The foregone conclusion of the book was that the villain would be defeated.
The foregone conclusion of the debate was that the winner was the one who spoke last.
The foregone conclusion of the play was that the lovers would be reunited.
The foregone conclusion of the party was that everyone would have a good time.