foreswearing (Meaning)

foreswearing

to make a liar of (oneself) under or as if under oath, to deny under oath, to renounce earnestly, to swear falsely, to reject or renounce under oath

Determined to turn a new leaf, I resolved to forswear my former vices.
The politician, once known for his reckless spending, has foresworn such extravagance.
In a moment of weakness, I foreswore my promise to abstain from alcohol.
The repentant sinner foreswore his evil ways, seeking redemption.
Despite previous failures, I now forswear all temptations and commit myself to a life of virtue.
The monk foreswore all earthly possessions, embracing a life of poverty and simplicity.
After a scandalous incident, the actor foreswore his association with a controversial organization.
The witness foreswore his earlier testimony, claiming to have been coerced.
Driven by guilt, I foreswore any involvement in the crime, despite knowing the truth.
The former addict foreswore his drug habit, finding solace in therapy and support groups.

to make a liar of (oneself) under or as if under oath, to deny under oath, to renounce earnestly, to swear falsely, to reject or renounce under oath

renouncing, repealing, repudiating, retracting, recanting, abandoning, withdrawing,denying, reneging, abjuring

affirming, contending, admitting, claiming, acknowledging, asserting, proclaiming, supporting, professing, stating

Determined to turn a new leaf, I resolved to forswear my former vices.

The politician, once known for his reckless spending, has foresworn such extravagance.

In a moment of weakness, I foreswore my promise to abstain from alcohol.

The repentant sinner foreswore his evil ways, seeking redemption.