Pronunciation: /fɔr.swɔrn/
verb past participle of forswear
A1 She forsworn her promise to never eat chocolate again.
A2 He forsworn his allegiance to the king and joined the rebels.
B1 The witness forsworn his previous statement during cross-examination.
B2 The politician was accused of forsworn his campaign promises once in office.
C1 The spy forsworn his loyalty to his country in exchange for money.
C2 The CEO forsworn his ethical values in pursuit of profit.
adjective having made a false promise or sworn a false oath
A1 She was forsworn to secrecy about the surprise party.
A2 The knight was forsworn to protect the princess at all costs.
B1 The forsworn promise led to mistrust among the group.
B2 He was forsworn by his own actions and had to face the consequences.
C1 The forsworn treaty caused tension between the two countries.
C2 The forsworn allegiance to the king was tested during the rebellion.
formal The witness was accused of being forsworn during the trial.
informal I heard that he was forsworn and couldn't be trusted anymore.
slang She's forsworn, don't believe a word she says.
figurative After breaking his promise, he felt forsworn in the eyes of his friends.
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