0 past participle of forsake literary or formal
This is assuming the worst and that the religion is forsaken, where violations of individual rights are no longer considered violations or troubling.
He was utterly convinced that this was because they had forsaken the traditions of protection offered by local saints and their shrines.
One poem reveals the devastation that follows when a love affair goes bad and a woman feels herself forsaken.
Britain had forsaken a like-minded ally only to find itself isolated in a sea of adversity.
It looks very wild and forsaken place.
Contemporary planning has failed precisely because it 'has forsaken the language and strategies of the urban conversation for the technical discourse of the academy and the bureaucracy' (p. 5).
That is one of the chief reasons why our people have forsaken the mills.
He usually manifests a keen sense of humour, but for the moment it has forsaken him.
