Forsakenness
[fawr-sey-kuh n] /fɔrˈseɪ kən/
verb
1.
past participle of .
adjective
2.
deserted; abandoned; forlorn:
an old, forsaken farmhouse.
/fəˈseɪkən/
verb
1.
the past participle of forsake
adjective
2.
completely deserted or helpless; abandoned
adj.
mid-13c., past participle adjective from forsake. Related: Forsakenly.
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