foreswore (Meaning)

foreswore

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

After witnessing the horrors of war, the young soldier foreswore violence for the rest of his life.
The devout believer foreswore worldly pleasures, dedicating themselves entirely to God.
The reformed alcoholic foreswore drinking, determined to rebuild their life.
The politician foreswore corruption, promising to serve the people with integrity.
The doctor foreswore prescribing harmful drugs, prioritizing patient safety above profit.
The ascetic foreswore material possessions, living a simple life of meditation and self-denial.
The environmentalist foreswore using plastic, advocating for sustainable practices.
The vegan foreswore animal products, citing ethical and environmental concerns.
The repentant sinner foreswore their former ways, seeking redemption and forgiveness.
The revolutionary foreswore the established order, believing that fundamental change was necessary.

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

renounced, repealed, reneged, recanted, denied, abandoned, abjured, repudiated, retracted,withdrew

adhered (to), declared, asserted, maintained, claimed, stated,admitted, proclaimed, acknowledged, professed

After witnessing the horrors of war, the young soldier foreswore violence for the rest of his life.

The devout believer foreswore worldly pleasures, dedicating themselves entirely to God.

The reformed alcoholic foreswore drinking, determined to rebuild their life.

The politician foreswore corruption, promising to serve the people with integrity.