(always negative) to tolerate someone or something
Irregular Words - Triple-Form Emotional, Mental & Abstract Verbs
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to abide
[verb]
Ex:
He
could
n't
abide
the
arrogance
of
the
new
manager
,
leading
him
to
consider
finding
a
job
elsewhere
.
to bear
[verb]
to have or carry something, particularly a responsibility
Ex:
The
president
must
bear
the
duty
of
representing
the
nation
on
the
global
stage
.
to forbear
[verb]
to hold back or refrain from an impulse or action
Ex:
Despite
the
insult
,
she
forbore
to
respond
angrily
.
to forbid
[verb]
to not give permission typically through the use of authority, rules, etc.
Ex:
The
sign
on
the
door
forbids
entry
without
proper
identification
.
to forget
[verb]
to not be able to remember something or someone from the past
Ex:
She
often
forgets
details
about
events
from
her
early
years
.
to forgive
[verb]
to stop being angry or blaming someone for what they have done, and to choose not to punish them for their mistakes or flaws
Ex:
Forgiving
oneself
is
an
essential
step
in
overcoming
personal
mistakes
and
moving forward
.
to forgo
[verb]
to do without or give up on something desirable
Ex:
In order to
meet
the
project
deadline
,
the
team
agreed
to
forgo
their
usual
breaks
.
to forsake
[verb]
to abandon or desert someone, typically in a time of need or difficulty
Ex:
Tomorrow
,
they
will
forsake
their
mentor
,
choosing
to
pursue
their
own
interests
without
consideration
for
his
guidance
.
to shrink
[verb]
to decrease in size or volume
Ex:
As
the
temperature
dropped
,
the
lake
's
surface
began
to
freeze
,
causing
the
water level
to
shrink
.
to strive
[verb]
to try as hard as possible to achieve a goal
Ex:
Students
strive
to
achieve
their
career
goals
through
continuous
learning
.
to swear
[verb]
to strongly promise something, usually in serious or formal situations
Ex:
They
will
swear
to
protect
the
environment
for
future
generations
.