forego

Corporations do not pay lobbyists millions of dollars to forego their tax loopholes.

That I might build homes for others, I had to forego—to forego for all time—the home that might have been my own.

It is of some consequence for a man to forego his own inclinations, even in matters of no great importance.

I was obliged to forego the pleasure of bringing him to you on account of two most unfortunate accidents.

To enjoy that delectable hostelry one must forego the city as though it were leagues away.

Ludwig was obliged to forego his intention to row about on the lake in the evening.