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forgo (iou)



forgo verb. . OE.
[from FOR-1 + GO verb.]
verb intrans. Go away, go past, pass away. OE-M16.
verb trans. Go by, pass over; leave alone or undone, overlook, slight. Long arch. rare. OE.
verb trans. Abstain or refrain from (an action, a procedure). OE.
E. A. Freeman We forego any comparison between the two men.
verb trans. Let go (involuntarily); lose, forfeit. OE-L16.
verb trans. Go from, forsake, leave. arch. ME.
verb trans. Go without, deny to oneself; let pass, omit to take or use; give up, renounce. ME.
B. Pym They did not consider that it was necessary for them to forgo any of the pleasures.
verb trans. Only as forgone pa. pple. Exhausted, esp. from travelling; faint with emotion. ME-L16.