forborne

[ fawr-bawrn, -bohrn ]

verb

1. past participle of forbear.

forborne

/ fɔːˈbɔːn /

verb

1. the past participle of forbear 1

Example Sentences

The watchdog said forborne loans can be identified in both non-performing and performing loans portfolios, meaning a forborne loan is not automatically deemed to be non-performing and thus trigger extra capital requirements.

From Reuters

The watchdog said forborne loans can be identified in both non-performing and performing loans portfolios, meaning a forborn loan is not automatically deemed to be non-performing and thus trigger extra capital requirements.

From Reuters

The Kerrs he had forborne to harm, but he only hated them the more on that account.

From Project Gutenberg

With much more reason might Great Britain have set up an exclusive title against the United States, which she has, in the spirit of moderation, forborne to do.

From Project Gutenberg

Alarmed possibly by the unrest produced in the real property market by recent legislation, the lady had forborne to purchase the bijou villa.

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