forgone in English

verb

1

omit or decline to take (something pleasant or valuable); go without.

she wanted to forgo the dessert and leave while they could

verb

do without, go without, give up, waive, renounce, surrender, relinquish, part with, drop, sacrifice, abstain from, refrain from, eschew, cut out, swear off, forswear, abjure
forfeit, waive, throw overboard, give up, forego
dispense with, waive, relinquish, foreswear, forego
precede, predate, antedate, forego, antecede

Use "forgone" in a sentence

1. The alternative forgone is called the opportunity cost.

2. actual payments, (estimated) tax losses or other revenue forgone, data on guarantees, etc. for new and current projects.

3. The appellate court reverses, the Appellee may have forgone the opportunity to have appellate review of the issue on which he lost

4. The Atomic Aquatics T3’s hand-cut titanium build is incredibly sturdy and lightweight and will stand up to any remote locale or excursion where service is a forgone luxury

5. This is partially because a struggling economy with a weak labor market results in forgone tax revenue, as unemployed or underemployed workers are either paying no income taxes, or paying less in income taxes than they would if fully employed.