forgotten

[fer-got-n]

verb

1. a past participle of forget.

forgotten

/ fəˈɡɒtən /

verb

1. a past participle of forget

Usage

See forget.

Other Word Forms

• half-forgotten adjective
• quasi-forgotten adjective
• unforgotten adjective
• well-forgotten adjective

Example Sentences

Some of these desires are easily satisfied, while others are left unfulfilled or forgotten.

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It's useful for the SNP leadership to show those gathering in Aberdeen for the party's 91st annual get-together that their primary cause has not been forgotten.

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But for a brief window when the “forgotten generation” was reaching college age, student loans conveyed all of the promise of American upward mobility with none of the pitfalls.

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“I have never forgotten where I come from. I’ve never, ever forgotten that Posh Spice is the reason that I’m sitting here now,” she said.

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Athena isn’t a particularly intimidating antagonist, given that Julian seems to have forgotten to give her crucial abilities and weapons.

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