forsaker (C1)
verb
Pronunciation: /fɔːrˈseɪk/
Definition
To abandon, desert, or give up something or someone, especially something previously cherished or a responsibility.
Examples
She vowed never to forsake her principles, even under pressure.
The old lighthouse was forsaken by the sea, its light no longer needed.
How to Use forsaker
- forsake one's family/friends (collocation)
- To abandon one's close relations. — "He swore he would never forsake his family, no matter the hardship."
- forsake one's principles/beliefs (collocation)
- To give up one's moral standards or convictions. — "It's important not to forsake your beliefs for temporary gain."
- forsake a path/way (collocation)
- To abandon a chosen course of action or lifestyle. — "After much deliberation, she decided to forsake her old path and seek a new career."
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