Forgotten - English meaning

Forgotten – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Past participle of forget.
Synonims:
Unremembered Out of mind Past recollection Beyond/past recall Consigned to oblivion Obliterated Blotted out Buried Left behind Bygone Past Gone Lost Irrecoverable Irretrievable Neglected Over

verb
Fail to remember.
Usage examples:
He had forgotten his lines
Synonims:
Fail to remember Fail to recall Fail to think of Let slip

verb
To be unable to remember; fail to remember
Usage examples:
[ t ] you’d better not forget your mother’s birthday., [ + (that) clause ] she forgot (that) she ha…

Forgotten translation into English

Forgotten: translate from English into Chinese

忘记了

Forgotten: translate from English into Dutch

Vergeten, Vergetend

Forgotten: translate from English into French

Oublié, Négligent

Forgotten: translate from English into German

Vergessene, Verschollen

Forgotten: translate from English into Hindi

भूल गई

Forgotten: translate from English into Italian

Dimenticato

Forgotten: translate from English into Korean

잊혀진, 망각된

Forgotten: translate from English into Russian

Забытый

Forgotten: translate from English into Spanish

Olvidado

Word origin

Old English forgietan, of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch vergeten and German vergessen, and ultimately to for- and get.

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Forgotten synonims

buried

adjective
Placed or hidden underground.
Usage examples:
Buried treasure

verb
Put or hide underground.
Usage examples:
He buried the box in the back garden

Buried - all meanings in English

bygone

adjective
Belonging to an earlier time.
Usage examples:
Relics of a bygone age

noun
A thing dating from an earlier time.
Usage examples:
The museum consists of a fascinating collection of rural bygones

adjective
Belonging to or happening in a past time
Usage examples:
The empty factories are relics of a bygone era.

Bygone - all meanings in English

gone

adjective
No longer present; departed.
Usage examples:
You were gone a long time

preposition
Past participle of go1.

verb
Move from one place to another; travel.
Usage examples:
He went out to the shops

Gone - all meanings in English

irrecoverable

adjective
Not able to be recovered, regained, or remedied.
Usage examples:
His liquid assets had to be written off as irrecoverable

adjective
Impossible to get back
Usage examples:
The accountants have spent a lot of money on irrecoverable legal costs.

Irrecoverable - all meanings in English

irretrievable

ˌɪr.ɪˈtriː.və.bəl

adjective
Not able to be retrieved or put right.
Usage examples:
The irretrievable breakdown of their marriage

adjective
Used to describe something that is impossible to correct or return to a previously good condition or situation
Usage examples:
An irretrievable situation, the insurance company will pay if your wedding photographs are irretrie…

Irretrievable - all meanings in English

lost

adjective
Past and past participle of lose.

verb
Be deprived of or cease to have or retain (something).
Usage examples:
I've lost my appetite

adjective
(of a person) unable to find your way, or (of an item) not to be found
Usage examples:
A lost child/pet/earring, we got lost on the way home., fig. i’d be lost without you (= i would not…

Lost - all meanings in English

neglected

adjective
Suffering a lack of proper care.
Usage examples:
Some severely neglected children

verb
Fail to care for properly.
Usage examples:
The old churchyard has been sadly neglected

Neglected - all meanings in English

obliterated

verb
Destroy utterly; wipe out.
Usage examples:
The memory was so painful that he obliterated it from his mind

verb
Past simple and past participle of obliterate
Usage examples:
The missile strike was devastating - the target was totally obliterated., all of a sudden the view …

Obliterated - all meanings in English

over

preposition
Extending directly upwards from.
Usage examples:
I saw flames over berlin

noun
Expressing passage or trajectory across an area.
Usage examples:
He leant over and tapped me on the hand

prefix
Excessively; to an unwanted degree.
Usage examples:
Overambitious

Over - all meanings in English

past

adjective
Gone by in time and no longer existing.
Usage examples:
The danger is now past

noun
The time before the moment of speaking or writing.
Usage examples:
She found it hard to make ends meet in the past

preposition
To or on the further side of.
Usage examples:
He rode on past the crossroads

Past - all meanings in English

unremembered

adjective
Not remembered; forgotten.
Usage examples:
They lived according to social codes now utterly unremembered

adjective
Not remembered
Usage examples:
Borglum, now largely unremembered, was responsible for the presidents' heads on mount rushmore., sh…

Unremembered - all meanings in English

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