forgotten

[ fer-got-n ]

verb

1. a past participle of forget.

forgotten

/ fəˈɡɒtən /

verb

1. a past participle of forget

Usage Note

See forget.

Other Words From

• half-for·gotten adjective
• quasi-for·gotten adjective
• unfor·gotten adjective
• well-for·gotten adjective

Example Sentences

D’Hérelle, who had been poised to live and work in Georgia, then disappears from her narrative too; he died, largely forgotten, of cancer, in Paris in 1949.

From Salon

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson said England's care system was "bankrupting councils, letting families down, and above all, leaving too many children feeling forgotten, powerless and invisible".

From BBC

He added the autumn camps after a major tournament "get forgotten about a little bit", but are "really important".

From BBC

Studies have found that addressing the problems of this forgotten group of road users can reap benefits for multiple stakeholders.

From BBC

As a limited boxer, he was unable to get rid of a former world champion who had forgotten more about the sport than Paul will ever know.

From BBC