forfeited
fawr fi tid
- v lose (s.th.) or lose the right to (s.th.) by some error, offense, or crime
you've forfeited your right to name your successor
forfeited property - s surrendered as a penalty
- Home Bodies Japanese women have forfeited public power for household responsibilities: The Wasted Asset Japanese women are smart and entrepreneurial, so why is so little .
- Washington must then decide: Is it worth backing a man who forfeited the trust of many Afghans and of the international community whom the harried President has tried to scapegoat .
- For years, I've hyperventilated at restaurant "tasting menu" checks, forfeited 1,000% markups for bottle service at clubs, neared my credit-card limit for hotel suites, paid usury .