0 to be made to give up sth for not following rules -- forspille
1 something that must be given up because one has done something wrong, especially in games -- bot, mulkt, pant
2 to lose (something) because one has done something wrong -- miste retten til, forspille, bøte med
3 forfeited -- mistet, forspilt, tapt, bortdømt
The deposit would be forfeited if any newspaper were found to have published anything seditious.
Now indirect or opportunity costs - the financial rewards which people are forfeiting by caring - are much more commonly a target of policy.
Already in a vulnerable position, they felt in danger of forfeiting everything if political and economic reforms were not fast in coming.
Because of its adamant stand, the council had also forfeited any possible influence in the actual policing of the city.
Payment of debts, however, were frequently forfeited to manifestations of style and status.
The inevitable consequence of his marriage was that he forfeited his fellowship, and the security it had given him.
Philosophy, at least, was henceforth addicted to this criticism and it cannot protect itself from it without forfeiting its own nature.
Further, opportunities for direct action may be forfeited and communities may suffer the consequences of false hope.
