Sentence examples for the forfeited from inspiring English sources
verb
To suffer the loss of something by wrongdoing or non-compliance
- He forfeited his last chance of an early release from jail by repeatedly attacking another inmate.
"In view of the management burden and the security risk generated by prolonged storage of the forfeited ivory stockpile, the [government] considers it necessary to dispose of ivory by destruction," the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department said in a statement.
In return, the family forfeited the right to future development of the property.
After an hour, the federation forfeited the game to Mr. Topalov.
After Chylak met with his umpires, Bill Veeck and Tigers Manager Sparky Anderson, the White Sox forfeited the second game.
Shortly thereafter, the recipients forfeited all the grants.
With this disclosure the NSA forfeited respectable opinion around the world.
The team, known as the Nationals, forfeited its first game Thursday night against England.
The party forfeited its five seats in the National Assembly and was disbanded.
The University of Missouri stood to lose $1 million if the Tigers forfeited that game.
The next day, MacPhail forfeited the second game to the Tigers 9 0.
The company forfeited $20m.
