The phrase "abandoned anything" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing items, responsibilities, or relationships that have been left behind or neglected.
Example: "After the storm, I found that I had abandoned anything that was not securely tied down."
Alternatives: "left behind anything" or "forsaken anything".
Liquidity instantly drained from securities firms as clients abandoned anything with a whiff of risk.
"I don't feel like I've abandoned anything, though I'm sure there are people who think I have," she said in a recent interview at her apartment here.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, July 17 , 1948P. 17 Painted fingernails used to be the mark of the abandoned woman but they have come a long way in a single generation and a lot of girls how paint their nails who haven't abandoned anything except a couple of bucks for the paint set.
By 2005, Sears had completely abandoned anything resembling the original Wish Book.
This explains why studios rely on high budget genre movies like Superman, Batman, Transformers and the Hunger Games and have mostly abandoned anything but the so-called "tent pole" films that attract massive audiences.
"You can't abandon anything in New York City, it's impossible".
Devise a better plan for the Post Office – Johnson knows it well – and abandon anything that's more trouble and cost than it's worth.
Such plays languish unrevived in a sort of playtext purgatory, because "the not-for-profit theater is guilty of what we accuse 'popular culture' of doing, that is to say, constantly embracing the new and abandoning anything that can be accused of being 'so five minutes ago'".
This costs nothing, isn't asking you to convert to anything, or really abandon anything.
It forces schools to abandon anything and everything that strays from focusing on the test.
With much less years ahead than behind, maybe one should abandon anything that does not enthrall, where you hate to put the book down, but do it and move onto something else.
