Definitions

1. verb

to have been mentioned or referred to previously, especially in a legal or official document.

“The judge decided to dismiss the case, as the defence had already forecited the crucial evidence.”

2. adjective

having been mentioned or referred to previously, especially in a legal or official document.

“The forecited arguments in favour of the new policy were well-received by the public.”

3. noun

an earlier mention or reference, especially in a legal or official document.

“The court document included the forecited points of law that would influence the verdict.”