To leave, go away from (a person or place), forsake; to abandon (possessions).

figurative. To turn from, forsake.

To quit, abandon, forsake. To abandon to (the flames). Obsolete.

transitive. To leave behind, give up, abandon, forsake, depart from.

To abandon, leave entirely, withdraw from; esp. to withdraw one's presence and help or companionship from; to desert. †to forsake patch: ? to…

gen. To abandon, leave, desert, forsake (a person, place, thing). Obsolete.

To go from, forsake, leave. Obsolete exc. archaic.

To forsake, quit.

transitive. = forsake, v.

transitive. To leave behind at a distance, forsake.

To leave, abandon, desert, forsake.

transitive. To desert or forsake (a place, person, or cause); to leave behind; to leave without help or support.

transitive. To forsake, desert, abandon, leave to neglect. Obsolete.

transitive. To abandon, give up, forsake.

To forsake; = abandon, v. 4.

Spenser uses the verb in the strong past tense and past participle (lore, lorn) with the sense ‘to forsake, desert, leave’. Cf. the corresponding…

transitive. To abandon, forsake.

transitive. To abandon, forsake, relinquish, give up (a thing); to depart from (a place or position).

transitive. To abandon, forsake. Obsolete.