Forsake and Retract

Forsake

Forsake verb - To cause to remain behind.

Retract and forsake are semantically related in pass up topic. In some cases you can use "Retract" instead a verb "Forsake".

Nearby Words: forsaken, forsaking

Retract

Retract verb - To solemnly or formally reject or go back on (as something formerly adhered to).
Usage example: the newspaper was forced to retract the story, which turned out to be based on fabricated reporting

Forsake and retract are semantically related in pass up topic. Sometimes you can use "Forsake" instead a verb "Retract".

Common collocations

promise forsake promise retract promise
set forsake set retract set
way forsake way retract way
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