forego

Object

• pleasure: Why should I be tricked into foregoing this sublime pleasure?
• following: Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing the following shall be regarded as causes beyond the Seller's reasonable control.
• rise: The latest fee surveys from SPVS show that farm practices have been foregoing even inflation-based price rises.
• chance: But why expect a parent who can benefit from an unfair formula to forego the chance?
• opportunity: I suspect that the public would happily forego the opportunity.
• benefit: The group discussions raised issues of global equity: we cannot expect poorer countries to forego the material benefits that we enjoy.

Present participle complement

• withstand: The foregoing not withstanding, the Head of Department shall have the right to question the student directly, where necessary.
• send: Families in many cases must forego sending their girls to school, perpetuating the grinding cycle of illiteracy and poverty.
• have: That subject to the foregoing having been obtained, we demand and use our power to obtain a 7 hour day.

Modifying Another Word

• conclusively: CONCLUSION The foregoing conclusively demonstrates that the NT writers believed the Lord Jesus was none other than Yahweh God in the flesh.
• even: If the customer pays cash for their first order they might even forego a credit check.
• not: Happily Van Helsing has not summoned me, so I need not forego my sleep.
• voluntarily: A first step must be to expedite agreement to create incentives for states to voluntarily forego the development of fuel cycle facilities.
• rather: He needs the whole variety of dietary components homemade baby foods can offer, including the calories we would rather forego!
• plainly: They should plainly forego experiments that are themselves risky or unethical.