largely forgotten

Examples (10)

• The tradition is largely forgotten today, as people often forget why it started.
• His early contributions were largely forgotten until historians refused to forget the evidence.
• By 2005, the festival had been largely forgotten, because the town chose to forget its troubled past.
• Without archives, the details may be largely forgotten, and future generations might forget the names.
• The warning has been largely forgotten in practice, yet we must not forget its lesson.
• If nothing changes, the sacrifices will be largely forgotten, and leaders will again forget those who served.
• In rural areas, the rule is largely forgotten, so residents sometimes forget to follow it.
• On streaming platforms, the song is being largely forgotten, because listeners forget it after a week.
• What mattered most was largely forgotten during the crisis, and we began to forget each other’s needs.
• Unless it is recorded, the episode could be largely forgotten, and witnesses may forget crucial details.