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forge over

forge over verb: to press on regardless of hindrances.

Verb

forge over (third-person singular simple present forges over, present participle forging over, simple past and past participle forged over)

  1. (transitive) To press on regardless of hindrances.
    • When the morning broke, they found that the vessel had forged over the reef, about four or five miles, not having more than two feet water; the reef extending for nine or ten miles to the S.E.1857, Chris Biden, Want of a Light on the Pratas Shoal

Forms of forge over

third-person singular presentforges over
present participleforging over
past participleforged over
pastforged over

Questions about forge over

What does forge over mean?
Forge over means to press on regardless of hindrances.
What part of speech is forge over?
Forge over is a verb.
What is the past tense of forge over?
The past tense of forge over is forged over.

Words near forge over in the dictionary

  1. forgave my French
  2. forgavest
  3. forge
  4. forge ahead
  5. Forge Creek
  6. forge over
  7. Forge Valley
  8. forge wagon
  9. forge wagons
  10. forge-hammer
  11. forge-hammers

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