forgot

[fer-got]

verb

1. a simple past tense and past participle of forget.

forgot

/ fəˈɡɒt /

verb

1. the past tense of forget

2. archaic,  a past participle of forget

Example Sentences

“When I saw all the people here, we forgot all of our pain. But our brothers detained inside are still suffering,” said one released prisoner who had spent 20 years in an Israeli jail.

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The secretly shared videotape was so satisfying that people literally died watching it, so frozen in their bliss that they forgot about their own human needs.

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They forgot to do assignments and fell behind in class, even though many of them were bright.

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A man who forgot to cancel his direct debit to the Postcode Lottery at the request of his girlfriend has pocketed £125,000 in October's lottery draw.

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You can vote by mail, drop your ballot in a box, or show up at a polling place on election day if you forgot to register to vote.

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Related Words

• fail 
• ignore 
• neglect 
• overlook 
• skip