English to English Dictionary

Forever

For all future time; for eternity.

Forewarned

Having been warned in advance about a potential danger or problem.

Foreword

A short introductory section in a book, typically written by someone other than the author.

Forfeited Assets

Property, money, or valuables confiscated by law enforcement or government agencies because they were derived from or used in criminal enterprises.

Forfeited Property

Property that has been lost or surrendered as a result of a legal penalty or forfeiture.

Forged

To shape metal by heating and hammering.

Forgery

The action of forging or producing a copy of a document, signature, banknote, or work of art with the intent to deceive.

Forget

To fail to remember something.

Forgetfulness

The quality of being unable to remember information or events.

Forgetting

The inability to remember information or experiences.

Forgiveness

The action of forgiving someone or being forgiven.

Forgotten

No longer remembered or considered.