Forsook is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORSOOK in dictionary:

VERB:
• FORSAKE, to quit or leave entirely
• abandon or leave
• renounce or give up (something valued or pleasant)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense offorsake

Words related to FORSOOK

forsake14 forsaken15 forsakes15 forsaking17

How to use FORSOOK in a sentence

• And they brought the ships to land, and forsook all, and followed him.
• Quetzalcoatl then forsook Tollan, and journeyed from city to city till he reached Cholula, where he lived twenty years.
• Silas forsook his old life, the life of his childhood and youth, and the world was a blank for him in consequence.
• Colman, with his Irish brethren, and a few English ones who threw in their lot with them, forsook Lindisfarne, and sailed away for Ireland.
• Starkad was so disgusted at the excess of Ingild, that he forsook his friendship, and sought the fellowship of Halfdan, the King of Swedes, preferring work to idleness.
• We lingered long upon the summit before we forsook the stern fortress for the sweet vale spread out before us.
• After Lincoln forsook the woods, he sold the axe to one Mr.
• In the immediate presence of death his impudence forsook him, and he made a weak effort to justify himself.
• The blood forsook at once the transparent complexion of Mr.
• Even some of the younger priests forsook the temple for the gymnasium.
• Nature, I found, played her part in the knight pretty well, till at the last concluding lines she entirely forsook him.
• I restrained myself from pointing out that Tolstoi, at the last, forsook even his family to seek solitude and die.
• His nephew, Thomas of Cantilupe, the baronial chancellor, fled to Paris, where he forsook politics for the study of theology.
• John Witherspoon, provost of the College of New Jersey, forsook the classroom for the field of political controversy.
• If girls could see the sad faces and know the suffering hearts of the women who in girlhood forsook their ideals, they would understand.
• The parent, I believe, has decisively won back to the right one which good mothers never quite forsook.
• He opened the door and walked bravely into the room, but his bravery forsook him when he had taken a few steps.
• And many a heart, by hope forsook, Received his song through depths of pain, As the dry channels of a brook The freshness of a summer rain.
• At midday I began my investigations, and forsook them only with the dawn.
• Finding progress almost impossible, we at last forsook the car.
• The former had, after the execution of the Bab, sustained such a violent shock that his faith almost forsook him.
• At length, however, he forsook all other employments and devoted himself wholly to preaching among the people.
• Immediately the would-be murderers forsook their purpose and noiselessly retired, convinced that this was indeed a man of God.
• Young cows forsook their offspring in the hour of their birth.
• That is me loath to do, said Sir Dinadan, because ye forsook my fellowship.
• How the second day Palomides forsook Sir Tristram, and went to the contrary part against him.
• The night before, Martha forsook the cellar for a church.
• Yesterday he was up in the tower and, taking fright at the height of the building, his little soul forsook his body and he had to go home without it.
• She forsook her home, where she was provided with every comfort, to follow this man who had inspired her with such a strange affection.
• On escaping he forsook his parents, and eight brothers and sisters.
• He forsook his mother, four brothers and three sisters with no hope of ever seeing them again.

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