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22 January
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I wonder if people use the word “forgo” in a daily conversation.
I wonder if people use the word “forgo” in a daily conversation.
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@Keqing forgo means "to do without." Other words: relinquish, renounce. Its not an uncommon word. You’ll sound intelligent if you use it in my opinion.
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@Keqing forgo means "to do without." Other words: relinquish, renounce. Its not an uncommon word. You’ll sound intelligent if you use it in my opinion.
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@Jordon_Thompson Got it :) Thank you so much :)
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