forgo
IPA: fɔrgˈoʊ
verb
- To let pass, to leave alone, to let go.
- To do without, to abandon, to renounce.
- To refrain from, to abstain from, to pass up, to withgo.
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Examples of "forgo" in Sentences
- Also, some people choose to forgo the tram.
- Advanced players and teams tend to forgo the game board.
- They had decided to forgo the ritual when the girl was eight.
- Feel free to forgo suggestions that I go and take her to the vet.
- It was one of the first systems to forgo the use of polyhedral dice.
- The man also forgos the professional judgment of a trained attorney.
- Also, some people choose to forgo the tram and walk up to the Getty.
- I'll forgo the boilerplate warning for this one and explain the problem.
- Forgoing a moral turpitude clause would taint both Israel and the norms.
- Alternatively, you could simply fix it and forgo the warning of the user.