How to pronounce “forego” in English

foregoing the perception of others even though he changed his own life to help other people they'll never perceive him that way they just think he's changed

Foregoing this other mysterious option.

to forego the $300 and save that child's life.

a foregone conclusion because they were so concerned with feeling that they mattered and believing

And I forego the milk in the boxed mac and cheese recipe.

If you forego all of the detail, the answer is human arrogance.

I will forego a comment about our current political situation in the US.

or do you forego subsistence crops altogether and take a stab at the cash economy?

The idea of foregoing meat altogether seemed strangely cultish, possibly irreligious, certainly un-English.

It's not a foregone conclusion.

It didn't get foregone?

And he was even willing to forego any linkages that he may have had in order to establish that.

And the magic of theater where you forego that device and just surrender to the imagination, and that those

And along with that you can forego editing.

neurological development that I'm like foregoing there I'm missing that I probably should you know you said earlier about doing hard things what I'm

And you can find innovative ways of foregoing sleep and taking care of oneself.

And it wasn't a foregone conclusion at any point that they were going to succeed to this level.

And that seems like a foregone conclusion in our modern society.

It's not like a foregone conclusion that this is the only food that we can make in a way that's produced and available.

I can construct tricky situations in which I have to forego some amount of moral rightness

Better we not do it at all-- better we forego potential benefits, because we think the risk is too high.

Our data started to show that people would actually forego $1 of profit for a long-standing relationship with a financial institution that

the will to go on closure requires one side to forego its goals and say well we tried we did our

So we actually go into many organizations and ask about foregoing the interview process for a one-day job trial where potential employees can just

Copyright math tells us that it must be foregone growth in a market that has no historic norms.

to be the nominee Hillary Clinton it was a foregone conclusion is a remarkable remarkable story

So we decided to forego that idea.

And when he made the choice, he was foregoing all other choices, including staying in Las Vegas and staying with the status quo, or moving any other place where

Right? Because if he had foregone the haircut and put the money in the fund-- you know, he said $200,000.

When researchers measure executives, most of them say that they would forego value-creating activities if it was going on their earnings per share numbers

But as a black kid in 1989 and before, it was pretty much a foregone conclusion that you would be the best friend, you would have a line here or there,

there are many democracies than autocracies in the world. This is by no means a foregone conclusion. In 1975, not surprisingly, Daniel Patrick Moynihan wrote an essay in which he

I make that mental account very clear that I am foregoing this item specifically in order to support a particular cause.

colleagues could share a car ride are far more common I figured the answer Muhammad sought was a foregone

The same goes for your protagonist in the novel "Girl in Translation" where her love interest, Matt, wanted her to forego Yale and build a life with him.

It's hard to make a standard economic model that says, OK, forego the immediate reward activities you're pursuing right now and go plant some sago palm,

Yeah, I think the quintessential example is rather than taking a layup, like Steph Curry will forego a layup to take a three, and it's actually-- so

I either worked it down to where the cost of revenues met cost, or I'd just forego the debt.

If we want the other person to hear us, to respond, to change, we have to forego the

that, oh, this utopian experience I had of it in high school, which can be so positive and so powerful, is not a foregone conclusion at all.

If things don't work, it's not as if-- again, these seem like foregone conclusions, but they weren't then.

And again, I hate to say this five times over, but never a foregone conclusion.

They know, yes, the war will go on for a few more weeks, but the conclusion's pretty foregone at this point.