renege|reneged|reneges|reneging|renegue|renegued|renegues|reneguing in English

verb

[re·nege || rɪ'nɪg /rɪ'nɪːg]

go back on a promise, fail to fulfill a pledge; fail to follow suit when it is possible to do so (Cards)

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1. Annul: 1 v cancel officially Synonyms: countermand , lift , overturn , repeal , rescind , reverse , revoke , vacate Types: go back on , renege , renege on , renegue on fail to fulfill a promise or obligation Type of: cancel , strike down declare null and void; make ineffective v declare invalid “The contract was Annulled ” Synonyms: avoid ,

2. Countermand: 1 v cancel officially Synonyms: annul , lift , overturn , repeal , rescind , reverse , revoke , vacate Types: go back on , renege , renege on , renegue on fail to fulfill a promise or obligation Type of: cancel , strike down declare null and void; make ineffective n a contrary command cancelling or reversing a previous command

3. I do not renege on a bargain once struck.

4. The fighters had reneged on a pledge to release foreign prisoners.

5. At first, all went well, but in time the borrower began to renege.

6. If you renege again, I am going to gut you.

7. 12 Some, like Cosco, a shipping giant, have brazenly tried to renege on contracts.

8. Synonyms for Apostatized include deserted, abandoned, backslid, backslided, backslidden, defected, rejected, reneged, renounced and strayed

9. But within months tension rose as Camara began talking about reneging on his promise not to run for president.

10. 28 They had been bitten too often by Congress reneging on agreements negotiated in good faith by the White House.

11. Lewis was perfectly correct, even politically correct, to insist that Bowe had reneged on a pledge to fight him first.

12. Synonyms for Apostatize include desert, abandon, backslide, defect, reject, renege, renounce, stray, tergiversate and break faith

13. Synonyms for change Allegiances include defect, desert, abscond, quit, apostatize, renege, abandon, escape, forsake and rebel

14. One, paradoxically, is morality: Often, ordinary decent people feel bad if they take someone's money but then renege.

15. Here, it develops, the jailer's daughter, Lucy Lockit, awaits her chance to upbraid Macheath for having promised to marry her, and reneged .

16. Synonyms for 'Backpedal': break, go back on, renege, cry off, back out, fail, duck out of, dishonour, rat on, breach, dishonor

17. After the fortress fell, Genghis supposedly reneged on his surrender terms and executed every soldier that had taken arms against him at Samarkand.

18. They all said they would be happy to renege on independence once I promised to share the oil profits with them.

19. Don't borrow more money, in other words; renege...walk away... Be of good cheer, knowing that lenders will suffer the losses they deserve.

20. 6 The proximate cause of the rift between the former Kyrgyz president and the Kremlin was his reneging on a deal to evict U.S. forces from a military base in Kyrgyzstan.

21. Asia Pulp and Paper, which reneged on $14bn of debts in 2001 and became the biggest emerging market debt defaulter in history, is considering a return to the markets.

22. In case they are tempted to renege, there will be thousands of European officials present - and, as a back-up, Nato troops - to steer them back to the path of virtue.

23. Behindhand Renege-they had agreed that the house rent would be collected every 6 months-but he couldnt pay what his house owners demanded even after two years so was given a one month notice

24. An early work of his, " Brummagem," was performed in PNB's 1978 "Summer Inventions" workshop, but he soured on the company after PNB reneged on a promise to provide live music for …

25. ‘As the delinquent desperately struggles to test set boundaries, so does the apostate or Apostatizing church.’ Synonyms desert , go over to the enemy, change allegiances, change loyalties, change sides, turn traitor, rebel, renege, abscond, go AWOL, quit, escape