Forsaken is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORSAKEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• FORSAKE, to quit or leave entirely
• abandon or leave
• renounce or give up (something valued or pleasant)
ADJECTIVE:
• completely deserted or helpless

Words related to FORSAKEN

forsake14 forsakenly20 forsakenness19 forsakennesses21 forsakes15 forsaking17 forsook14

Words that contain FORSAKEN

forsakenly20 unforsaken17 godforsaken20 forsakenness19 forsakennesses21

How to use FORSAKEN in a sentence

• You see these little china people had forsaken their orderly comfortable world on the parlor table to climb very high.
• The place which was hers she had forsaken and left, and the place that had been hers knew her no more.
• Mancini, the niece of Mazarin, was forsaken without the decency of the slightest word of consolation.
• Had it not been for that glimmering light in the future which Madame so assiduously presented to her view, courage would have forsaken her utterly.
• There was his writing-table, there his forsaken books, his papers, some of his clothes hanging in his closet.
• Numbers of streets and squares consist only of forsaken and decaying houses.
• He felt as if he were being drawn back to the place he had so long forsaken, and he did not know why.
• As the Oriental empress did not represent any danger for the dynasty of Anjou, the conqueror let her follow out her destiny, as lonely and forsaken as a Shakespearian Princess.
• More intolerable, however, than loss of possessions, health, and reputation is his sense of being forsaken and condemned by Jehovah.
• At the moment it was difficult to say which of the two looked the most forsaken, the most left to himself.
• But each rare scandal served to throw into clearer relief the high honor and stern purity of the great mass of those men who had forsaken all to follow Christ.
• He had lowered his standard, forsaken his principles, lost his faith a few times since then.
• The tory school of politicians, to which he belonged, consider him as having in a great measure forsaken his party, and lowered the standard of his principles.
• Forsaken by every one, he cared not for life, and when death came, which was not long after this occurrence, he welcomed him as his best friend.
• These children had in their turn grown into great schoolboys, so the old horse, like the other toys, was left forsaken in the big nursery at the top of the house.
• Louis I should not have been thus in my old age forsaken.
• When I had forsaken the man who betrayed me, I was ashamed, for I was forsaken, betrayed, and robbed of all means to return home.
• To feel himself forsaken by his recent adherents, to see them gone over to his enemy, could not have made his reflections pleasant.
• By this time he looked as if joy had forsaken him for ever.
• Mary Ann seemed to have forsaken her, and she was in some uncertainty as to how to proceed when she was at length ready to leave her room.
• She half wished that she had not forsaken the hunt after all.
• Has he, too, forsaken me? Is it possible for him wilfully to neglect me? I will not entertain so injurious a suspicion.
• Forsaken Constance lay fainting on the sofa, waiting for some one to chafe her hands and bathe her temples.
• He had been a noted, not to say noisy, whistler when a boy, and the habit had not forsaken him in his old age.
• Now as she wandered there alone, the hot, slow tears would come, and she would feel miserable and forsaken.

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