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"had forsaken" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express past tense abandonment or rejection. For example: "The girl had forsaken her friends when she moved away."
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My family had forsaken me.
Others said she had forsaken her homeland.
Levinson's family feared the government had forsaken him.
It was designed by a ceramic artist who had forsaken London for Trenton.
Jason Griffith, a financial trader from Manhattan, was among those who had forsaken footwear on Saturday.
For centuries God had forsaken the believers and rewarded the infidels.
Before long, Mr. Davis had forsaken his plans for a nursing career.
No devotee of Odets will concede that he had forsaken the common man.
"It was because the audience thought he had forsaken nuance and delicacy.
For Cornell, making art offered escape from a world that had forsaken him.
He and his fellow gods from Mount Olympus had not forsaken us, even if we had forsaken them.
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