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

"With tears in my eyes, I said it to the midwife 'I forgot to water the roses'," she said.

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Thompson says these short breaks help her cope with the tiny losses that hit unexpectedly, such as the time her mom forgot that she loved coffee.

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Two years later we moved back to the U.K., and I forgot about those trains until 2010, when I returned to spend a few months exploring the country.

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Someone forgot to tell Google about the whole “AI bubble” thing.

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People forgot that when you have normal policy rates, you can make money on deposits and in lending.

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Related Words

• fail 
• ignore 
• neglect 
• overlook 
• skip