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Meanings of forsaken in English
Synonyms
Examples for "desert"
Examples for "desert"
1
The two countries have substantial and vital desert training, military officials say.
2
We wish to harm them. Now the desert people understood the situation.
3
A year ago, you told me it had all gone to desert.
4
Leaving Thurstane in the desert, we return to Clara in the desert.
5
Left foot: the story of reggae's love affair with Clarks desert boot.
1
However, the company says plans have been abandoned because of financial problems.
2
The central bank last month abandoned any interest rate hikes this year.
3
All but abandoned 20 years ago, nuclear energy is again hot news.
4
The match, a friendly, was abandoned as a result of the violence.
5
The government formally abandoned a six-year-old Norwegian- brokered ceasefire a year ago.
1
However, a former course for the kayaking competition has been left deserted.
2
Clearly, the place had been deserted for hundreds, perhaps thousands, of years.
3
The physical market was deserted on the last trading day of 2013.
4
Roads and markets looked deserted and business activities came to a halt.
5
Never let it be said I deserted in an hour of wealth.
Usage of forsaken in English
1
Below him the galleries were forsaken; they were creaking in the frost.
2
Resolution is our inherent character, and courage hath never yet forsaken us.
3
They'd forsaken him years ago when he'd revealed his plans to them.
4
There, in the territory of forsaken things, they dug a shallow grave.
5
And the crowd stood desolate and forsaken in the cold, upper afternoon.
6
The goat-herds even had forsaken the dried-up pastures and the leafless hedges.
7
He had forsaken his meal at Appollinaires and come looking for her.
8
She was desolate among the desolate; forsaken among others abandoned like herself.
9
What she never mentioned was the possibility of reinforcing the forsaken boats.
10
Yet the regent, despite appearances to the contrary, had not forsaken him.
11
They celebrated their holiday by supporting the forsaken wife in her grief.
12
The Russians, thus forsaken by Austria, also made peace with the Turks.
13
The rest of the house presented an equally dolorous and forsaken appearance.
14
The fish had forsaken the ocean and vast numbers of tiger-sharks appeared.
15
Winter came early in this high and forsaken part of the world.
16
I, who was used to commanding others, am now alone and forsaken.
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Forsaken through the time
Forsaken across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common