English to Latin Meaning of forego - quis tracta tionem reiciat

Forego :

quis tracta tionem reiciat

verb

wayviare, auferte, derelinquunt, iactare, deficere, quis tracta tionem reiciat, proficiscentur, Praevenire

Forego :: praetermittereForegoes :: deceditForegoing :: haec

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Definitions of forego in English

Verb(1) be earlier in time; go back further(2) do without or cease to hold or adhere to(3) lose (s.th., s.th.

Examples of forego in English

(1) And at the top of the site is the Sacred Space, it's stone circle being a modern construction, and yet perhaps it has already seen as much celebration and ceremony as some of its foregoers .(2) So she did his bidding and gave him the cup, which no sooner had he drunk than his head forewent his feet.(3) He is one of the foregoers of modern helicopter technology and sees an especially bright future for tilt rotor designs.(4) One generation, however, owes very little to its foregoers of the material wealth it enjoys.(5) Some have become foregoers in their academic research fields in the colleges and universities of the provinces.(6) The foregoer of a mill was a quern, first moved by the power of water and later by the power of wind.

(1) in the forefront ::

in forefront

Synonyms

Verb

1. precede ::

Praevenire

2. forfeit ::

detrimentum faciat animae

3. dispense with ::

et milite

Antonyms

1. follow ::

sequitur

2. succeed ::

succedant

Different Forms

forego, foregoes, foregoing

Word Example from TV Shows

lam willing to FOREGO the bathroom schedule.

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