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forsaken [fəˈseɪkən, Am fɔ:r-] VERB

forsaken Part Perf of forsake

Siehe auch: forsake

forsake <forsook, forsaken> [fəˈseɪk, Am fɔ:r-] VERB trans liter

1. forsake (leave):

2. forsake (give up):

god-forsaken ADJ abw

forsake <forsook, forsaken> [fəˈseɪk, Am fɔ:r-] VERB trans liter

1. forsake (leave):

2. forsake (give up):

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Englisch
She is a registered nurse, who had forsaken the profession for that of an airline stewardess.
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For us there would be neither peace nor rest of mind, until one day we would die in some corner, lonely and forsaken.
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The fortifications around the church are thought to have been forsaken in the 13th century.
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Some of the forsaken farmland, however, has been sold or let to those who still earn their livelihoods in agriculture.
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She is forsaken when she has to leave the home of her in-laws when her husband marries another girl who is rude.
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In the inpatient phase, patients come to realize that society has forsaken them.
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The whole complex was forsaken in 1600, and all that stands now is a tower stump and remnants of the castle wall.
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In the mid-1970s, the town acquired the convent and school building that had since been forsaken.
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The album title refers to apostasy, the state of having forsaken one's professed belief set, often in favour of opposing beliefs or causes.
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The most common usage of the word is to designate a homeless, forsaken or orphaned child, or someone whose appearance is evocative of the same.
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