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Antonyms:
act,
move
Often used in the same context:
enjoining,
desisted,
refrain,
arbitrate,
commitment letter,
derogating,
foreclose,
subrogated,
estop,
impleading,
promissory note,
cease,
terminate,
trust deed,
merger agreement,
precluded,
invoking,
peradventure,
garnishee,
pendente lite,
underwriting agreement,
repossess,
abrogated,
knowest,
permanent injunction,
quitclaim deed,
restrain,
accede,
disclaim,
condign,
forswear,
arrogated,
repurchase agreement,
rusticate,
proscribe,
conciliate,
disentitle,
indebt,
adduce,
oversubscribe,
ultra vires,
ameliorate,
absenting,
referable,
absolve,
dissociating,
contemplated,
arbitration clause,
abjure,
mary wollstonecraft,
encumber,
generis,
orlando di lasso,
declaim,
forbade,
res judicata,
assented,
compel,
repudiate,
nonjudicial foreclosure,
acquiesce,
standby commitment,
propitiated,
wonted,
renegotiate,
alfred tennyson,
lis pendens,
waive,
foreswear,
soever,
wouldst,
entreat,
cosset,
angelic doctor,
prevaricating,
subpoena duces tecum,
tempus fugit,
kubla khan,
te deum,
interpose,
defaulting,
en passant,
threescore,
discountenance,
jeune fille,
unto,
interlocutory injunction,
indemnify,
demur,
bidden,
hereinabove,
obiter dicta,
opes,
reinhold niebuhr,
ne exeat,
inheres,
defer,
comported,
terza rima,
particularised,
avow,
admonishing,
ancestors,
forefather,
forefathers,
anything,
augustine,
forebear,
ancestor,
forbears,
friendship,
greek,
successors,
tell,
avail,
be,
believe,
boast,
disciples,
exemplar,
forebears,
forerunners,
afterdinner,
amateurish,
belated,
biggish,
botched,
bungled,
bungling,
burnt,
clumsiest,
comical,
consecrated,
continual,
correspond,
corsican,
costliest,
cruell,
dastardly,
defective,
discrimination,
drink
More specific:
grandparent,
great grandparent,
help,
help oneself,
let it go,
sit out,
stand by
Appears in the definition of:
redolent
More general:
ancestor,
antecedent,
ascendant,
ascendent
Synonyms:
forebear,
refrain
Also try:
— Adjectives for forbear:
scarce,
few,
long,
illustrious,
good,
great,
ancient,
direct,
best,
less,
easy,
more...
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