forsook (Meaning)

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forsook (imp.)

of Forsake

The traitor forsook his country, siding with the enemy instead.
Fear forsook her, replaced by a newfound determination.
The students forsook their studies, pursuing more frivolous activities.
The abandoned child felt utterly forsaken, having been forsook by all.
The priest forsook his vows, engaging in forbidden relationships.
The athlete forsook his training regimen, resulting in a loss of form.
The family forsook its traditional values, embracing instead a more modern lifestyle.
The once-loyal friend forsook his comrade, leaving him stranded in a time of need.
The youth forsook his youthful ways, seeking instead a more mature and responsible path.
The artist forsook his earlier style, experimenting instead with bold and unconventional methods.

of Forsake

abandoned, quitted, stranded, deserted,left,dumped, discarded, flung, marooned, quit

reclaimed, owned, held, reserved, withheld, held, reserved, kept, reclaimed, had

The traitor forsook his country, siding with the enemy instead.

Fear forsook her, replaced by a newfound determination.

The students forsook their studies, pursuing more frivolous activities.

The abandoned child felt utterly forsaken, having been forsook by all.