forsake
forsake
Definition
for·sake (fôr sāk′, fər-)
forsake
Synonyms
forsake
v.
forsake
Usage Examples
Object
- thou: My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?
- covenant: They may have cheered on Mount Carmel, but ' they have forsaken the covenant You made here on Sinai with Moses... .
- god: It was time for him to leave this god forsaken place.
- sin: That you would be faithful, not deny Him, forsake sin, live or die for Him, or witness to your neighbor?
- wife: The apparently barren, forsaken wife will bear miraculously, as Sarah did ( Is.
- path: Forsaking the path of Faith, for whatever reason, always brings complications.
Used with why or when
- what: Popularly speaking, sin is forsaking what God has ordered, or doing what He has declared to be " haram.
Preposition: as
- sin: He is forsaken as the sins of the world are taken on himself Mt.
Modifying Another Word
- utterly: Throughout his long reign he rarely visited the palace and the building became ' utterly forsaken ' .
- never: He will never forsake you or cause you harm.
- all: Jesus, for whom they had forsaken all, was leaving.
- not: For You will not forsake him who trusts in You to the very end.
- now: And by what right does the United States now forsake Bosnia's legitimate claim to these rights?
- n't: However, do n't forsake the rest of UGU just to get to the Linux-specific information.
forsake Quotes
There shall not any man be able to stand before thee all the days of thy life: as I was with Moses, so I will be with thee: I will not fail thee, nor forsake thee.
