forgotten
Americanverb
verb
Usage
See forget.
Other Word Forms
- half-forgotten adjective
- quasi-forgotten adjective
- unforgotten adjective
- well-forgotten adjective
Example Sentences
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Speaking on the red carpet at the Brit Awards on Saturday, Sharon said her husband, who was born and raised in the Aston area of the city, had never forgotten his hometown.
From BBC
He said something I've never forgotten: "Even my mother doesn't have a photograph of me."
From BBC
"With the martyrdom of the supreme leader, his path and mission neither will be lost nor will be forgotten, on the other hand, they will be pursued with greater vigour and zeal," a presenter said.
From Barron's
Hockey is like that of a medieval mason who helped lay a forgotten stone in a cathedral’s foundation.
This is not to say England have been perfect by any means – nor that everything that has come this winter is forgotten.
From BBC
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