forsakest
You leave behind
Forsakest is an archaic second-person singular form of forsake, meaning you abandon or renounce.
Found almost exclusively in older religious texts and poetry: Why forsakest thou me?
The form survives mainly through the King James Bible and similar translations.
Deliberate violation of trust
- perfidyDeliberate breach of trust
- faithlessnessDisloyalty or treachery
- disloyaltyBreach of allegiance
- turncoatOne who betrays allegiance
apostasy · breaketh · false · unfaithful · traitorous · Judas · Peter · covenant
Archaic second-person pronoun
- theeSecond-person object, antiquated
- thyOld possessive pronoun
- thineYours, archaically
- hastArchaic form of have
doth · wherefore · verily · henceforth · psalm · proverb · commandment · covenant
Formally renounce authority
- abnegationRejection of oneself
- self-denialRestraining one's own desires
- asceticismSevere self-denial practice
- monasticOf religious community life
worldly · flesh · pleasures · vanity · material · earthly · temporal · spiritual
treachery
Deliberate violation of trust
- perfidyDeliberate breach of trust
- faithlessnessDisloyalty or treachery
- disloyaltyBreach of allegiance
turncoat · apostasy · breaketh · false · unfaithful · traitorous · Judas · Peter · covenant · oath
thou
Archaic second-person pronoun
hast · doth · wherefore · verily · henceforth · psalm · proverb · commandment · covenant · Lord
renounce
Formally give up
- fleeDepart swiftly from threat
abdicate
Formally renounce authority
- abnegationRejection of oneself
- self-denialRestraining one's own desires
- asceticismSevere self-denial practice
monastic · worldly · flesh · pleasures · vanity · material · earthly · temporal · spiritual · devotion