adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from past participle of forsaken
: left desolate or empty : deserted
the forsaken slopes where children once played on their way from school
often : miserable and forlorn as if deserted
the conviction that where one was born and lives is the best place in the world no matter how forsaken a hole it may appear to an outsider — E.L.Ullman
— see godforsaken
• for·sak·en·ly adverb
• for·sak·en·ness -kən(n)ə̇s noun -es