forslake

/ˈfɔːrzleɪk/

Definitions

1. verb

to abandon or desert, especially a person, place, or cause, often in a sudden or drastic manner.

“The company decided to forsake their original business plan and focus on a new market.”

2. verb

to reject or refuse something, especially a promise or a commitment.

“After promising to help, she ultimately chose to forsake her friend in need.”

3. noun

a person or thing that has been abandoned or rejected.

“The forsake of the city was a sad sight to behold, with crumbling buildings and overgrown streets.”

Synonyms

  • abandon
  • desert
  • reject
  • spurn

Antonyms

  • maintain
  • retain
  • support
  • uphold