forge

1. Countable

   A workshop or area equipped with a furnace where metal is heated to a malleable state for shaping.

   • the blacksmith's forge

   • They hammered metal in the forge.

   • This forge has been in use for centuries.

copy

1. Transitive

   To illegally create a copy of something in order to deceive.

   • a forged check

   • He was arrested for forging documents.

   • They discovered that the painting was forged.

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create

1. Transitive

   To create, produce, or develop something, often through effort.

   • They worked together to forge a new partnership.

   • He was determined to forge a career for himself in the industry.

   • The challenge helped to forge their resilience.

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move

1. IntransitiveVerb + adv/prepformal

   To move forward suddenly and rapidly.

   • In the final stage of the race, she forged ahead quickly.

   • He forged through the crowd.

   • The ship forged ahead in the strong winds.

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