What is another word for Forsworn?

Pronunciation: [fɔːswˈɔːn] (IPA)

Forsworn is a word that means to have broken a vow or a promise. Synonyms for forsworn include perjured, violated, breached, renounced, disavowed, repudiated, betrayed, and abjured. These words all suggest the same idea of breaking a pledge or commitment. Perjured refers to the act of lying under oath, while violated implies a disregard for the terms of an agreement or contract. Renounced and disavowed both suggest a public denial or rejection of a previous commitment or belief. Repudiated suggests a rejection or denial of responsibility for an action. Betrayed implies a breach of trust or loyalty. Abjured means to formally renounce or give up something, often a belief or allegiance.

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What are the opposite words for Forsworn?

Forsworn is a word that means to renounce or give up something, often under oath or promise. Antonyms for forsworn include sworn, committed, pledged, dedicated, devoted and faithful. These words suggest loyalty and a willingness to stay true to one's word or convictions. They imply a sense of responsibility and honor that the act of forswearing lacks. Sworn implies a devotion to a particular cause or belief, while committed suggests a steadfastness in one's actions towards a goal. Pledged connotes a formal agreement or promise to do something, while faithful implies a consistent and steadfast devotion. These words are the opposite of forsworn, signifying a strong sense of commitment and dedication.

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Usage examples for Forsworn

I had Forsworn the company of men, and of all women,-and the faith of my fathers had died in me,-but there, as I looked on your face-the lost years came back.
"The Eye of Dread"
Payne Erskine
What had they meant in Larry Kildene's life, he who had lived for twenty years the life of a hermit, and had Forsworn women forever, as he said?
"The Eye of Dread"
Payne Erskine
A well-nigh impossible ideal; yet he cherished it for twice ten years, and at forty had Forsworn poetry for prose....
"Melomaniacs"
James Huneker

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