forget

Definition for forget

verb as in not be able to remember

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clean forget, consign to oblivion, dismiss from mind, disremember, draw a blank, escape one's memory, fail to remember, let slip from memory, lose consciousness of, lose sight of, misrecollect, think no more of, unsee

verb as in leave behind

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fail, ignore, neglect, overlook, skip

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blink, discount, disregard, drop, omit, slight, transgress, trespass

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lose sight of, overpass, pass over

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"A person can have toxic behaviour and forget themselves," he told us.

From BBC

A voice that refuses to forget what justice sounds like, that refuses to let this nation forget the purpose of its Constitution.

From Los Angeles Times

Just don’t forget, even though a theater might feel as comfortable as your living room, it doesn’t mean you should act like you’re all alone in the theater.

From Salon

The order said the "human cost" of the school's closure should not be forgotten.

From BBC

Such partisanship will likely not have been forgotten by American fans.

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