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forget it

ADJECTIVE
insurmountable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
hopeless impassable impregnable invincible overwhelming unbeatable
WEAK
inaccessible indomitable ineluctable insuperable no-win not a prayer unconquerable unmasterable
Antonyms
STRONGEST
beatable
WEAK
attainable defeatable possible surmountable
ADJECTIVE
trifling
Synonyms
STRONG
dinky empty hollow idle idling loitering minuscule niggling petty piddling shallow silly slight small
WEAK
banal frivolous inane inconsequential inconsiderable insipid jejune measly negligible no big deal no big thing nugatory paltry picayune puny tiny trivial unimportant vain valueless vapid
Antonyms
STRONG
big effective full huge important large major productive significant
WEAK
useful worthwhile
ADVERB
never
Synonyms
WEAK
at no time don't hold your breath nevermore no way not at all not ever not in any way not in the least not on your life not under any condition
Antonyms
WEAK
always forever
INTERJECTION
you're welcome
Synonyms
WEAK
it's nothing my pleasure no problem no worries not at all you are welcome
NOUN
negation
Synonyms
STRONGEST
antithesis renunciation repudiation
STRONG
antonym blank cancellation contrary converse disavowal disclaimer inverse neutralization no nonexistence nothingness nullification nullity opposite opposition proscription refusal rejection reverse vacuity veto void
WEAK
gainsaying negatory
Antonyms
STRONG
OK allowance approval permission ratification same sanction similarity
VERB
nullify
Synonyms
STRONGEST
abolish abrogate annul invalidate negate offset quash repeal rescind restrict torpedo undo veto void wipe out
STRONG
abate annihilate ax compensate confine counteract counterbalance countervail kill limit neutralize renege scratch scrub squash trash vitiate zap
WEAK
blue pencil bring to naught call all bets off disannul render null and void stamp out take out wash out
Antonyms
STRONGEST
allow approve enact establish institute keep legalize permit ratify sanction support validate
STRONG
aid assist free help let go release revive save schedule set up
WEAK
affirm pass sanctify
VERB
retract
Synonyms
STRONGEST
back down back off cancel deny disavow disown pull back recant renege renounce repeal repudiate rescind reverse revoke rule out take back withdraw
STRONG
abjure back countermand disclaim eliminate exclude forswear recall recede retreat retrograde sheathe suspend unsay unsend
WEAK
back out of call off change one's mind draw in eat one's words fall back go back on have change of heart pull in reel in retrocede take in
Antonyms
STRONGEST
acknowledge admit agree allow approve enforce go forward permit sanction
STRONG
accept advance forge include welcome
WEAK
corroborate emphasize reaffirm repeat
VERB
take back
Synonyms
STRONGEST
cancel reclaim renege repeal repossess rescind revoke withdraw
WEAK
abjure back down backpedal call off change one's mind eat one's words go back on have change of heart recall recant repudiate
Antonyms
STRONGEST
allow approve permit

Example Sentences

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Unfortunately for her, her decision to speak out about it has all but ensured that no one’s going to forget it anytime soon.

From Slate • Apr. 10, 2026

“The minute I make that phone call or anybody perceives that Authentic could control the newsroom, forget it, game over,” Dienst said, referencing Bhargava.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 5, 2026

And, lest we forget, it was only halftime.

From The Wall Street Journal • Feb. 5, 2026

Believed to be the most streamed Welsh song of all time, the singer says: "It's all about having that many people enjoying the song and feeling it. Money? You can forget it!"

From BBC • Jan. 26, 2026

Lola was required only to remain silent about the truth, banish it and forget it entirely, and persuade herself not of some contrary tale, but simply of her own uncertainty.

From "Atonement" by Ian McEwan