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)
- 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 present | forges over |
|---|---|
| present participle | forging over |
| past participle | forged over |
| past | forged 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.
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