Forget ( verb , verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Forget ( verb )

To lose the ability to remember something or someone.

Origin:

From old english forgietan, from for- ("completely") +‎ gietan ("get, obtain").

Examples:

1. I can't seem to forget her voice on the phone.
2. He forgot the combination to the lock and had to call a locksmith.
3. She forgot her keys in the car and had to wait for her husband to come home.
4. I forget his name, it"s on the tip of my tongue but I just can"t remember it.
5. He forgot his promise to take her out for dinner.

(As a verb)

Forget ( verb )

To lose the ability to remember something or someone.

Origin:

From old english forgietan, from for- ("completely") +‎ gietan ("get, obtain").

Examples:

1. I can't seem to forget her voice on the phone.
2. He forgot the combination to the lock and had to call a locksmith.
3. She forgot her keys in the car and had to wait for her husband to come home.
4. I forget his name, it"s on the tip of my tongue but I just can"t remember it.
5. He forgot his promise to take her out for dinner.

(As a verb)

Forget ( verb )

To lose the ability to remember something or someone.

Origin:

From old english forgietan, from for- ("completely") +‎ gietan ("get, obtain").

Examples:

1. I can't seem to forget her voice on the phone.
2. He forgot the combination to the lock and had to call a locksmith.
3. She forgot her keys in the car and had to wait for her husband to come home.
4. I forget his name, it"s on the tip of my tongue but I just can"t remember it.
5. He forgot his promise to take her out for dinner.