Forget and Reject

Forget

Forget verb - To fail to give proper attention to.

Usage example: she promised not to forget her high school friends after she went off to college

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Reject and forget are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reject" instead a verb "Forget".

Reject verb - To be unwilling to grant.

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Forget and reject are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Forget" instead a verb "Reject".

Nearby Words: rejected, rejection, rejecting, rejector, rejecter

love	forget love	reject love
friend	forget friend	reject friend
life	forget life	reject life
man	forget man	reject man
Other words: role, idea, name, death, identity, world, words, magic, existence, names, memories.

Forget bible-thumping, if you reject God, he says you're possessed and shoots you.

Source: Comic Book / Just a Pilgrim
When Jack and his mother eventually escape from captivity and are reintegrated into society, it leads Jack's grandfather to reject him as he can't forget that Jack was conceived by rape.

Source: Child by Rape
And let's not forget the guy loves Ace Frehley, but later becomes dissatisfied with Ace and finds a new idol in Elvis, who can't reject and hate him, because he is dead.

Source: Film / Kiss Loves You

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