18 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Forswear' in a Sentence
"To reject or renounce something solemnly, typically under oath; for example, to give up a harmful habit or promise to avoid a certain action." more
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The knight had to forswear allegiance to the evil sorcerer and join the quest for justice.
The pirate had to forswear stealing treasure to become a good sailor.
Sarah decided to forswear eating candies to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
The young wizard had to forswear using dark magic to follow the path of light.
Jenny had to forswear using her phone during class to focus on her studies.
The fairy had to forswear using magic for a day to learn the importance of hard work.
In the game of truth or dare, Tim had to forswear telling any lies during the next round.
To become a vegetarian, Sarah had to forswear eating meat and embrace plant-based foods.
As a vow, she will forswear taking shortcuts in her career.
Timmy had to forswear eating too many candies to keep his teeth healthy.
He had been forswearing smoking since his health scare.
He will be forswearing the use of plastic straws in his restaurant.
She had been forswearing unhealthy snacks for weeks.
The pirate had to forswear his allegiance to the captain in order to join a new crew.
She promised to forswear eating candy before dinner.
Sally will forswear playing with her toys until she finishes her homework.
In the fairy tale, the princess had to forswear her royal title to marry a commoner.
He has forsworn his allegiance to the rival gang for the sake of peace.
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