foresworn
/fɔrˈswɔrn/
verb
- Past participle of foreswear: having promised or sworn to give up something; renounced.
- She had foresworn her former friends after they betrayed her trust.
- The organization has foresworn the use of plastic in its packaging.
- He had foresworn all forms of gambling after losing his savings.
adjective
- Having been renounced or rejected under oath.
- The treaty was a foresworn agreement that both sides had abandoned.
- The foresworn oath still haunted him years later.
- They lived by a set of foresworn principles that no longer applied.
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