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to forgoing
verb
To let pass, to leave alone
Exact(24)
There is also another cost to forgoing the traditional route.
As many see it, not investing a chunk of money is tantamount to forgoing profit voluntarily.
THOSE who take part in clinical trials often have to do nasty things, from taking new drugs to forgoing sleep.
For months, said European officials, Saakashvili had rejected pressure to commit to forgoing the use of force.
As alluring as a bottom-up marketing strategy for Tava may be, there are risks to forgoing the traditional media to introduce a product.
Whether or not it will succeed depends on how seriously state officials commit themselves to forgoing future deficit spending and on the strictness of the mechanisms for enforcement.
Similar(36)
Vega decided to forgo Hartford.
Lewis decided to forgo university.
A willingness to forgo sleep.
She decided to forgo amniocentesis.
(C Election to forgo exception.
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