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Discover LudwigThe phrase "forsaking her" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of abandoning or renouncing someone, often in a moral or emotional context.
Example: "He felt guilty for forsaking her when she needed him the most."
Alternatives: "abandoning her" or "renouncing her".
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Rihanna, forsaking her usual sexy dance numbers, sang "Stay," a tortured love song from her new album.
Without forsaking her jaunty style, the author shows she is her father's daughter with sharp observations about Nigeria.
In a televised debate a few weeks ago, Suzanne Haik Terrell, the Republican, accused Ms Landrieu of forsaking her own Catholicism to support abortion rights.
A lively and optimistic survivor with a feverish imagination and unchecked enthusiasms, she is a redheaded outsider who becomes an insider without forsaking her peculiarities or her intelligence.
When Kelly chooses to upload her consciousness in order to be with Yorkie, is she forsaking her husband and daughter, both of whom died "the traditional way"?
In her case this translates into a big crush on Crook and the thought of rebelliously forsaking her job at a Taco Bell.
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Others said she had forsaken her homeland.
Apparently, she'd forsaken her decade-long vegetarianism.
Not that she has forsaken her first love.
Chu, learning the stories of her grandmother's sacrifices, does not forsake her opportunity.
Why does she want to forsake her comfortable home and steady job for this new venture?
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