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foresake

 

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foresake

Definition

Verb: to abandon or renounce someone or something

Senses

  1. Sense 1: to desert or leave behind
  2. Sense 2: to give up or reject

Usage

Popular Usage

Sense 1:

  • He foresaked his dreams of becoming an actor and pursued a career in finance instead.
  • She felt betrayed when her best friend foresook her during her time of need.
  • They decided to foresake their comfortable life in the city and move to a remote village.

Sense 2:

  • After numerous rejections, he foresaked his ambition to become a professional athlete.
  • She had to foresake her favorite dessert due to her strict diet.
  • They finally realized they had to foresake their unhealthy habits and embrace a healthier lifestyle.

Local Usage

Sense 1:

  • Our ancestors were forced to foresake their homeland and flee to escape persecution.
  • The villagers were left with no choice but to foresake their homes when the floods hit.
  • The local artist felt compelled to foresake his traditional style and experiment with new techniques.

Sense 2:

  • The community decided to foresake their traditions and adopt a more modern approach.
  • The elderly woman refused to foresake her beliefs despite societal pressures.
  • When faced with financial difficulties, the small business had no choice but to foresake their expansion plans.

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