forswore Antonyms
Strongest:
- asserted
- maintained
- acknowledged
- declared
- claimed
- stated
- claimed
- declared
- maintained
- admitted
- affirmed
- asserted
- contended
- affirmed
- adhered-to-
- stated
- admitted
- contended
- acknowledged
- adhered-to-
- proclaimed
- professed
- professed
- proclaimed
Strong:
- defended
- vowed
- adopted
- confirmed
- backed
- embraced
- vouched
- avowed
- avowed
- vouched
- supported
- embraced
- defended
- endorsed
- accepted
- adopted
- vowed
- accepted
- upheld
- backed
- supported
- upheld
- confirmed
- endorsed
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Meaning of forswore
forswore (imp.)
of Forswear
forswore ()
imp. of Forswear.
forswore Sentence Examples
- After witnessing the devastation of war, he forswore violence for the rest of his life.
- Having endured years of betrayal, she forswore love and trust.
- The young man forswore his materialistic desires to pursue spiritual enlightenment.
- The knightly order forswore all earthly possessions to live in poverty and devotion.
- The politician forswore any wrongdoing, despite the mounting evidence against him.
- After a decade of addiction, she forswore alcohol and drugs.
- The gambler forswore his reckless ways and embraced financial responsibility.
- The former smoker forswore cigarettes, vowing to live a healthier life.
- The thief forswore his criminal past, seeking redemption in a new path.
- The disillusioned athlete forswore competition, finding solace in the pursuit of knowledge.
FAQs About the word forswore
of Forswear, imp. of Forswear.
repealed,renounced, abjured,withdrew, reneged, repudiated, recanted, retracted, denied, abandoned
asserted, maintained, acknowledged, declared, claimed, stated, claimed, declared, maintained,admitted
After witnessing the devastation of war, he forswore violence for the rest of his life.
Having endured years of betrayal, she forswore love and trust.
The young man forswore his materialistic desires to pursue spiritual enlightenment.
The knightly order forswore all earthly possessions to live in poverty and devotion.
