abandon
Common misspellings:
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- adbanded (0.8%)
- abondand (0.8%)
- abondon (28.2%)
- abandond (1.6%)
- abondant (0.8%)
- abonden (4.0%)
- abadon (7.3%)
- abbandon (1.6%)
- abendon (2.4%)
- abanded (16.1%)
- abandom (8.1%)
- abanding (0.8%)
- abandoing (0.8%)
- abanden (6.5%)
- abondoned (1.6%)
- abandone (6.5%)
- abondan (1.6%)
- abaned (0.8%)
- abaden (1.6%)
- abando (1.6%)
- abandod (3.2%)
- abndon (1.6%)
- unbandon (1.6%)
Usage examples for abandon:
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Peter had, however, the subject too much at heart to abandon it, just as he had broken the ice.
"Precaution" – James Fenimore Cooper -
Ellen tried her utmost to persuade our host to accompany us; but he declined, saying that he could not abandon his present mode of life, and would not desert his patient Maono till he had recovered.
"On the Banks of the Amazon" – W.H.G. Kingston -
She can, by the force of her imagination, abandon herself to these influences, and, by her artistic skill, give them apt expression.
"Memoirs of an American Prima Donna" – Clara Louise Kellogg -
Shall we abandon the reasonable support and regulation of banking?
"Complete State of the Union Addresses from 1790 to the Present" – Various
