forgotten

US /fərˈgɑ:tn/

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UK /fəˈgɒtn/

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To not remember something

Alan has forgotten to pick up the children after school!

adj.AdjectiveNo longer remembered; having passed out of mind.

The old toys were in a forgotten corner of the attic.

adj.AdjectiveIgnored or neglected.

The soldiers were the forgotten heroes of the war.

adj.AdjectiveAn event that is no longer remembered or celebrated.

The anniversary of the battle is now a forgotten event.

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♪ But when all else has been forgotten ♪
♪ But when all else has been forgotten ♪
♪ But when all else has been forgotten ♪
♪ But when all else has been forgotten ♪

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05:53

They wonder: have people forgotten what life is really like?
They wonder: have people forgotten what life is really like?

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Firstly: We have forgotten to notice we're alive.
Firstly: We have forgotten to notice we're alive.
The second problems is we have forgotten that all Being is connected
The second problems is we have forgotten that all Being is connected

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- How embarrassing. - Now, as I'm sure that you've forgotten what we're doing
- How embarrassing. - Now, as I'm sure that you've forgotten what we're doing
Hi, I'm Lucy Malfoy, President of your record company, in case you've forgotten.
Hi, I'm Lucy Malfoy, President of your record company, in case you've forgotten.

14:05

We've forgotten whose turn is to switch or keep it, so, I'm making the executive decision right now
We've forgotten whose turn is to switch or keep it, so, I'm making the executive decision right now

44:53

war we have not forgotten them? >> The Prime Minister: My hon. Friend has
war we have not forgotten them? >> The Prime Minister: My hon. Friend has

02:29

While many Jews had forgotten the acts of centuries past,
While many Jews had forgotten the acts of centuries past,
Have you forgotten your protocol?
Have you forgotten your protocol?