forego V. trans.
forego → forgo
forgo <forewent, foregone> [fɔ:ˈgəʊ, ingl. am. fɔ:rˈgoʊ] V. trans. irón. a. form.
| I | forego |
|---|---|
| you | forego |
| he/she/it | foregoes |
| we | forego |
| you | forego |
| they | forego |
| I | forewent |
|---|---|
| you | forewent |
| he/she/it | forewent |
| we | forewent |
| you | forewent |
| they | forewent |
| I | have | foregone |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | foregone |
| he/she/it | has | foregone |
| we | have | foregone |
| you | have | foregone |
| they | have | foregone |
| I | had | foregone |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | foregone |
| he/she/it | had | foregone |
| we | had | foregone |
| you | had | foregone |
| they | had | foregone |
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The accused must not have foregone some safe avenue of escape.
en.wikipedia.org In extreme cases, a fighter may forego solid food before the official weigh-in ceremony, and eat a lot afterward to compensate.
en.wikipedia.org The ratings, assigned to numerous schools, forego any placement, therefore no school can win.
en.wikipedia.org Account for both the costs of the restrictions themselves, and those of opportunities foregone.
en.wikipedia.org For every month of delay, a company foregoes a month of this new revenue stream.
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