Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Past participle of forget.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- p. p. of
forget .
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective Of which
knowledge has beenlost , which is no longerremembered . - verb Past participle of
forget - noun A person or thing that has been forgotten.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective not noticed inadvertently
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Examples
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To prove to you that I had not forgotten you before your letter came, here is the fragment of an unfinished one which I send you, to begin with -- an imperfect fossil letter, which no comparative anatomy will bring much sense out of -- except the plain fact _that you were not forgotten_ ....
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"I have never forgotten -- never -- never _forgotten_!" faltered Madeleine, in a voice that had a sound of tears, answering to those that glittered in her eyes.
Fairy Fingers A Novel Anna Cora Ogden Mowatt Ritchie 1844
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Back in the day, Tosches wrote a column for Creem Magazine called Unsung Heroes, in which he profiled what he called "forgotten rhythm-and-blues and country renegades."
Holly Cara Price: Great Rock & Roll Reads for the Fall Holly Cara Price 2011
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Back in the day, Tosches wrote a column for Creem Magazine called Unsung Heroes, in which he profiled what he called "forgotten rhythm-and-blues and country renegades."
Holly Cara Price: Great Rock & Roll Reads for the Fall Holly Cara Price 2011
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Back in the day, Tosches wrote a column for Creem Magazine called Unsung Heroes, in which he profiled what he called "forgotten rhythm-and-blues and country renegades."
Holly Cara Price: Great Rock & Roll Reads for the Fall Holly Cara Price 2011
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Back in the day, Tosches wrote a column for Creem Magazine called Unsung Heroes, in which he profiled what he called "forgotten rhythm-and-blues and country renegades."
Holly Cara Price: Great Rock & Roll Reads for the Fall Holly Cara Price 2011
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For this world, warm in the middle and my name forgotten, I have to run and give these daffodil prisms to the poor that I took from the dead.
Bear Circuit Jesse Crockett 2011
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Back in the day, Tosches wrote a column for Creem Magazine called Unsung Heroes, in which he profiled what he called "forgotten rhythm-and-blues and country renegades."
Holly Cara Price: Great Rock & Roll Reads for the Fall Holly Cara Price 2011
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FDR ` s entire appeal was to what he called the forgotten man, these guys who were left behind in the switches of industrial capitalism and all the rest.
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As we mentioned, McCain spending this week campaigning in what he calls the forgotten areas of America, trying to convince voters he's a different kind of Republican candidate.
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