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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and forfeits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone loses a right, privilege, or property, often as a consequence of an action or failure to act.
Example: "If the player fails to meet the deadline, they will be disqualified and forfeits their chance to compete."
Alternatives: "and loses" or "and gives up".
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"In my opinion, this is irresponsible and forfeits lives".
If a majority sides with her, and forfeits the cash, she can stay.
Richard stalls at times and forfeits chances to escape the cage of his youth.
The team with the highest bid earns the right to sign the player and forfeits the right to pick in that round of the next year's amateur draft.
Or the chaos of Betfair's popular in-running betting markets when the clear leader suddenly goes for the whip once too often and forfeits victory.
And there was no shortage of ribald, locker-room banter; it was a very male team, packed with football chat and stunts and forfeits, like some never-ending school excursion.
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Nonetheless, members have fallen from honour and forfeited their rank.
He was fined $1,000 and forfeited his car.
In 133 and again in 88 it revolted against Rome and forfeited its autonomy.
Fischer didn't show up at all for the second game, and forfeited it.
He agreed to pay a $100,000 penalty and forfeit $25,000 in earnings.
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