forgat

[ fer-gat ]

verb

, Archaic.

1. a simple past tense of forget.

forgat

/ fəˈɡæt /

verb

1. archaic.
   a past tense of forget

Example Sentences

And as Joan forgat Kernsberg and her revenge, Rome and his mission receded into the background of the young man's thoughts.

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So that I thus escaping, by reason of my tender infancie, forgat almost my selfe, and knew not well what I was.

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Lady, he said, wilt thou not pardon me, that in the eager desire to hear tidings of my speech-friend I forgat all else.

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So sweet was the tone of the bell that no man heard it but he straightway forgat all that aforetime had troubled him.

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Two packs of the king's good dogs did Guingamor take with him, and forgat not the bloodhound.

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