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Meanings of forego in English
Lose (s.th.) or lose the right to (s.th.) by some error, offense, or crime.
Synonyms
Examples for "forfeit"
Examples for "forfeit"
1
On the practice courts another really zany Team Murray forfeit going on.
2
Eighteen men have paid the forfeit of their lives in the undertaking.
3
Let your chosen champions enter the circle or else forfeit the trial.
4
Sellers of such shall forfeit the goods and 5 pounds per piece.
5
Our fate hangs upon a hair; the slightest negligence may forfeit all.
1
A British-U.S. pilot programme requires both governments to waive quarantines, Doyle said.
2
David Parker said he won't waive legal privilege on Crown Law advice.
3
The president could also waive the sanctions based on national security considerations.
4
It said the National Football League team had decided to waive Shembo.
5
Osram said that it would waive the agreement if negotiations were successful.
1
She hobbled along; he was far behind; he would give up soon.
2
You already agreed to give up the idea of law school, Faith.
3
The family is now willing to give up control, the sources said.
4
Probably didn't want to give up work time to go to court.
5
He didn't give up when others said he'd already lost, Corvan said.
1
So jest you throw overboard any idea of her not liking you.
2
Once it lands in such a boat, it's difficult to throw overboard.
3
He is willing to throw overboard Gorfinkel, Schwefeldampf and Undercutt.
4
You've just got to decide which one to throw overboard.
5
Now, they attach heavy cubes of rock salt to the cases they throw overboard.
Catalan
deixar Spanish
sacrificar Usage of forego in English
1
Operators in Europe have also tried to forego subsidies, with mixed results.
2
He cannot forego the effect he is almost sure it will produce.
3
Eco-Christians are being asked to forego the traditional, heavily lubricated pre-Christmas parties.
4
To forego this aid was perilous; to wait for it was ruin.
5
I thought they might forego it for the sake of other things.
6
I forego all questions of advantage, and base my argument upon that.
7
And he was not prepared to forego one amusement for the other.
8
For a time they must forego the chance of rescuing their friend.
9
If I am underground in a secure place, I forego my coffin.
10
His son must forego love-ifit were indeed love-ofhis own volition.
11
He declared he would rather return to Scotland than forego his amusements.
12
But I shall not forego my claim on what she promised-youracquaintance.
13
A man does not easily forego habits that have become second nature.
14
He could give her as much, and more, than she would forego.
15
New York would neither be willing nor able to forego this advantage.
16
Poor Mr. de Luc, however, could not forego coming to my room.
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Forego across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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