for·go <-went, -gone> [fɔ:ˈgəʊ] V. trans. to forgo sth
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| you | forgo |
| he/she/it | forgoes |
| we | forgo |
| you | forgo |
| they | forgo |
| I | forwent |
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| you | forwent |
| he/she/it | forwent |
| we | forwent |
| you | forwent |
| they | forwent |
| I | have | forgone |
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| you | have | forgone |
| he/she/it | has | forgone |
| we | have | forgone |
| you | have | forgone |
| they | have | forgone |
| I | had | forgone |
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| you | had | forgone |
| he/she/it | had | forgone |
| we | had | forgone |
| you | had | forgone |
| they | had | forgone |
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They may also create their own titles or forgo titles altogether.
en.wikipedia.org This opens the possibility that some advanced heart failure patients may forgo heart transplantation.
en.wikipedia.org Griffin said he doesn't contest the results of the physical and said it was basically my decision to forgo the rest of his playing career.
en.wikipedia.org For example, without medical insurance, some may forgo medical treatment due to its costs and simply deal with substandard health.
en.wikipedia.org The court held that it was the shop owner's constitutional right to forgo service to someone.
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