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forgetful adj. amnesiac; absent-minded, distracted, abstracted,
inattentive, preoccupied, neglectful, negligent, careless, lax,
dreamy, dreaming, in dreamland, in the clouds, in
cloud-cuckoo-land or cloud-land or Nephelococcygia, remote,
distrait(e), Colloq not turned on, turned off, out of it:
Franklin is so forgetful he'd lose his head if it weren't
stitched on.
forgive v. 1 pardon, excuse, allow, make allowance(s) for, indulge,
condone, vindicate; overlook, ignore, disregard, pay no
attention to, pass over, US slough over: Please forgive my
curiosity, but where did you get that hat? 2 clear, acquit,
absolve, exculpate, exonerate; spare; Colloq let off: Father,
forgive them, for they know not what they do. 3 cancel, waive,
abolish, void, nullify, erase, delete; Colloq let off (the
hook): Her dream was to awake one day and find all her debts
forgiven.
forgiveness
n. 1 pardon, reprieve, absolution, remission, acquittal,
acquittance, amnesty, allowance, vindication, exculpation,
exoneration, Archaic shrift: Oh, Lord, I ask forgiveness for my
sins. 2 mercy, mercifulness, compassion, grace, leniency,
clemency, indulgence, tolerance: He begged her forgiveness for
the way he had treated her.
forgiving adj. tolerant, lenient, sparing, forbearing, merciful,
compassionate, conciliatory, magnanimous, humane, soft-hearted,
clement: In a forgiving mood, the judge gave her a light
sentence.
forgo
v. 1 give up, renounce, forswear, forsake, abandon, do or go
without, sacrifice, eliminate, omit, leave out or alone, cede,
waive; avoid, shun, eschew, abstain from, turn down, pass up,
deny (oneself): His new diet requires him to forgo all dairy
produce. 2 resign, give up, yield, surrender, relinquish, cede,
waive, renounce, forswear, abdicate, abandon: Did he not forgo
all right to the throne by marrying a commoner?
forlorn adj. 1 miserable, wretched, desolate, woebegone, lost,
pitiable, pitiful, pathetic, woeful, cheerless, joyless,
unhappy, depressed, sad, desolate, disconsolate, gloomy,