forlie Antonyms
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Meaning of forlie
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forlie (v. i.)
See Forelie.
forlie Sentence Examples
- The child's parents had the forlie conviction that they knew what was best for them.
- The politician's forlie belief in his own infallibility blinded him to the needs of his constituents.
- The gambler's forlie hope that he would win back his losses led him to financial ruin.
- The doctor's forlie diagnosis of the patient's illness resulted in the wrong treatment being administered.
- The judge's forlie sentence of the defendant was based on personal bias rather than the evidence presented in court.
- The scientist's forlie theory was rejected by his peers due to its lack of empirical support.
- The artist's forlie belief in the greatness of his own work made him deaf to constructive criticism.
- The athlete's forlie confidence in his abilities led him to underestimate his opponents and ultimately lose the competition.
- The inventor's forlie conviction that his device would revolutionize the world blinded him to its practical limitations.
- The entrepreneur's forlie investment in a risky venture resulted in the loss of his entire fortune.
FAQs About the word forlie
See Forelie.
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The child's parents had the forlie conviction that they knew what was best for them.
The politician's forlie belief in his own infallibility blinded him to the needs of his constituents.
The gambler's forlie hope that he would win back his losses led him to financial ruin.
The doctor's forlie diagnosis of the patient's illness resulted in the wrong treatment being administered.
