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forsake

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BrE /fəˈseɪk/￼NAmE /fərˈseɪk/￼verb(for•sook /BrE ￼fəˈsʊk; NAmE ￼fərˈsʊk/, for•saken/BrE ￼fəˈseɪkən; NAmE ￼fərˈseɪkən/)(literary)1 ~ sb/sth (for sb/sth) to leave sb/sth, especially when you have a responsibility to stay￼ abandon￼He had made it clear to his wife that he would never forsake her.2 ~ sth (for sb/sth) to stop doing sth, or leave sth, especially sth that you enjoy￼ ＝renounce￼  She forsook the glamour of the city and went to live in the wilds of Scotland.￼ see also godforsaken

Forsake Sb/Sth) To Leave Sth Bre /Fəˈseɪk/￼Name /Fərˈseɪk ￼Verb For•Sook /Bre ￼Fəˈsʊk; Name ￼Fərˈsʊk/, For•Saken/Bre ￼Fəˈseɪkən; Name ￼Fərˈseɪkən/)(Literary)1 ~ Sb/Sth

Forsake Sb/Sth) To Leave Sth Bre /Fəˈseɪk/Name /Fərˈseɪk Verb For•Sook /Bre Fəˈsʊk; Name Fərˈsʊk/, For•Saken/Bre Fəˈseɪkən; Name Fərˈseɪkən/)(Literary)1 ~ Sb/Sth