forfend

IPA: fˈɔrfʌnd

verb

  • (archaic) To prohibit; to forbid; to avert.
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Examples of "forfend" in Sentences

  • Stretching forfends injuries.
  • Of course, God forfend you are like that.
  • Heaven forfend we should be unfair to Dukes.
  • Heaven forfend our biographied subject ever get praised.
  • Heaven forfend that another person disagrees with his idiocy.
  • To forfend the anger of the spirits, he must pass a stronger ordeal.
  • Heavens forfend that any reader of Wikipedia should ever reach a conclusion.
  • She might even, heaven forfend, indulge in some surgically assisted quot;freshening up quot;.
  • Heaven forfend if any other nation sought to prohibit its nationals from complying with US law in the US.
  • One might never find any pork in its establishments, heaven forfend, but piggishness apparently meets the strictest standards of kashrut.

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