forget it

The phrase 'forget it' is commonly used in English to dismiss concerns, ideas, or suggestions, often signaling that something is unimportant or not worth further thought.

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Definition

B1General

(informal)Used to indicate that something is not important or not worth worrying about.

Example

  • Don't worry about the mistake; just forget it.
  • You didn't hurt my feelings, so forget it.

B1Rejection

(informal)Used to dismiss a suggestion or proposal, often indicating it is not going to happen.

Example

  • Can I borrow your car? Forget it.
  • I thought we could go on a trip this weekend, but forget it.

B2Conversation

(informal, dismissive)Used to end or abandon a conversation, often out of frustration or annoyance.

Example

  • You know what, just forget it.
  • Forget it, I don't want to talk about this anymore.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "forget it":

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