forgave
uk/fəˈɡeɪv/us/fɚˈɡeɪv/past simple offorgive
（forgive 的过去式）forgave| American Dictionary
forgave
us/fərˈɡeɪv,fɔr-/past simple offorgive
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Also, when his subordinates disappointed him, he almost alwaysforgavethem.
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In fact, he was so good that we almostforgavehim for the nonsense he tried to perpetrate when in opposition.
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I do not believe that we should have a great loss if weforgavethis particular debt.
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Weforgaveother nations much money that they owed us for the simple reason that we knew they would not pay.
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Heforgaveher entirely, and asked her to spend the rest of her life with him.
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On the contrary, there were rents which he absolutelyforgave; that was, he never pressed for them.
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The husband reasoned with her, and a third time heforgaveher, but she was again seen to receive money.
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However, he recovered so brilliantly that oneforgavehim.
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In the case of those countries youforgavea total of over £600,000,000.
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He was visited by his minister, and, as he was thought to be dying, he was asked whether heforgavethe man who had injured him so badly.
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Youforgavethem a loan of £30,000,000.
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Theyforgavehim for that.
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When the soldier returned and discovered what had happened, heforgavehis wife and said that he would take her back and also the illegitimate child.
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He eventuallyforgaveher, and the pair resumed their engagement.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Sheforgavehim in 2000 when he was gravely ill.
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