Pronunciation: /fɚˈɡɛt ɪt/
verb to fail to remember something
A1 I forget it every time I leave the house.
A2 She forgets it when she gets nervous.
B1 Don't forget it, or we'll be late for the movie.
B2 He forgot it was his turn to bring snacks to the meeting.
C1 I can't believe I forgot it was our anniversary.
C2 She had forgotten it until her friend reminded her.
pronoun used to refer to something previously mentioned or understood
A1 I asked my friend to help me with my homework, but he said 'forget it'.
A2 When I tried to apologize to my sister, she just said 'forget it'.
B1 After waiting in line for an hour, the cashier told me they were out of stock. I just said 'forget it' and left.
B2 I spent hours working on a project, only for my boss to tell me it wasn't what he wanted. I was so frustrated, I just said 'forget it' and walked away.
C1 Despite all the effort I put into planning the event, everything went wrong at the last minute. I was so overwhelmed that I just said 'forget it' and went home.
C2 After years of trying to make things work with my ex-partner, I finally realized it was time to move on. I told myself 'forget it' and focused on my own happiness.
formal I kindly ask you to forget it and focus on the task at hand.
informal Just forget it, it's not worth stressing over.
slang Forget it, let's just chill and relax instead.
figurative When it comes to that mistake, it's best to just forget it and move on.
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