Forgave is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORGAVE in dictionary:

VERB:
• FORGIVE, to pardon
• stop feeling angry or resentful towards (someone) for an offence, flaw, or mistake
• no longer feel angry about or wish to punish (an offence, flaw, or mistake)
• cancel (a debt)
• used in polite expressions as a request to excuse one's foibles, ignorance, or impoliteness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of forgive
• imp. of Forgive.

Words related to FORGAVE

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How to use FORGAVE in a sentence

• They forgave extravagance in palace-building, from admiration of magnificence.
• I forgave him the trick by which he had caught me and the selfish fears to which he had been willing to sacrifice me.
• You see that pleased my brother so much that he forgave him.
• But her friends knew her failing, and readily forgave her.
• He was my husband, for better for worse, and I forgave him and I still do.
• But he was a cheery, indefatigable creature, and of indomitable pluck, and one gladly forgave him this, his only failing.
• He surprised me one day with a piece of news of my own department, which was a liberty of a very serious kind, but I forgave him upon finding that it was not true.
• She soon repented, and Lewes forgave her, receiving her back to his home.
• He has humor, I thought, and I almost forgave him his clothes.
• Positively, she was putting it down to sentiment, and he forgave her even that.
• He came with his wife from the ends of the earth, and my father forgave him in good earnest.
• It was as if he wanted to prove to him how heartily he forgave him for being Mrs.
• Much, too, we forgave her because of her friendliness to the birds and animals that haunted the shores.
• The bitter things said about him during the campaign, he forgot and forgave.
• He forgave his hungry bride, and loved her with all his heart.
• The match was broken off, and Emilia renounced her love, though she never forgave the mischief-maker.
• Jack and myself, at least, with the most meagre excuse readily forgave Georgy everything.
• Grave, dry, and civil as ever, he departed, and I never saw him more, nor do I think he ever entirely forgave me.
• His genial, boyish heart readily forgave them, and his eyes were long wet with tears of joy.
• One boy only forgave him, one boy only prayed for him, one boy only endeavored to see him for one last kind word.
• I forgave her, even at the time, for making fun of the Hell Slew Dutch boy.
• And after a great while by his good means the king again forgave and lived in peace with her, though never more in the same lodgings.
• They either forgave me or forgot me when they got out, for I never heard of either of them again.
• Then the lord of that servant was moved with compassion, and loosed him, and forgave him the debt.
• But in its profound tenderness and humility and self-reproach her heart forgave him.
• Her uncle and the Domitii, father and son, would be all powerful, and they never forgave an enmity.
• Our carriage rolled along so easily that we forgot and forgave its venerable appearance and its lack of accommodation for trunks.
• The world had done them justice, and in favor of general talents forgave the evil tendency of their peculiar principles.
• And when Galahad was brought to the palace, he willingly forgave the tyrant who had put him in prison.
• It is an astonishing characteristic in Napoleon that he always forgave those who had injured him most.
• Jorrocks of reflection, and being a man of impulse and warm affections, he at once forgave the novelty of the embrace, and most cordially joined hands with those of his friend.

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