Forsaken describes something or someone that has been abandoned, deserted, or left behind, often in a state of loneliness or despair. It implies a sense of isolation or neglect. Here are 10 sample sentences using the word “forsaken”:
- The old, forsaken house stood alone at the end of the road, surrounded by overgrown weeds.
- She felt forsaken and lost after her friends left her stranded in the unfamiliar city.
- The forsaken puppy whimpered pitifully as it searched for its missing mother.
- He wandered through the forsaken cemetery, feeling a chill down his spine.
- The forsaken village was slowly reclaimed by nature as the inhabitants moved away.
- She stared out at the forsaken landscape, wondering how she ended up in such desolation.
- He felt forsaken by his colleagues when they excluded him from the important meeting.
- The forsaken child huddled in the corner, longing for the warmth of human touch.
- The forsaken ruins were a haunting reminder of the once-thriving civilization.
- She whispered prayers in the forsaken church, seeking solace in the silence.
Synonyms:
- Abandoned: Terbengkalai
- Deserted: Terlantar
- Neglected: Terbengkalai
- Alone: Sendirian
- Isolated: Terpencil
- Desolate: Terpencil
- Lonely: Kesepian
- Stranded: Terdampar
- Unattended: Tanpa pengawasan
- Discarded: Terbuang
Antonyms:
- Supported: Didukung
- Cared for: Dirawat
- Cherished: Dihargai
- Accompanied: Ditemani
- Embraced: Dipeluk
- Inhabited: Dihuni
- Engaged: Terlibat
- Nurtured: Dipelihara
- Encouraged: Didorong
- Valued: Dihargai
Words derived from “forsaken”:
- Forsake: Meninggalkan
- Forsaking: Meninggalkan
Related words:
- Forsaker: Orang yang meninggalkan
- Forsakable: Dapat ditinggalkan
Phrasal verbs related to “forsaken”:
- Forsake: Meninggalkan
Common expressions related to “forsaken”:
- Forsaken hope: Harapan yang terabaikan
- Forsaken soul: Jiwa yang terbengkalai
Related idioms:
- A forsaken land: Tanah yang terabaikan
