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Meanings of forswearing in English
Usage of forswearing in English
1
Every year thousands, forswearing the world, gave themselves to service here.
2
In the season finale, Don also seemed to be forswearing drunkenness.
3
Once determined upon forswearing urban residence, a multitude of considerations arise.
4
The country was terror-stricken; paralyzed, motionless, abject, forswearing its convictions, and imploring only life.
5
He would never be guilty of such forswearing of his own personality and self-respect.
6
By staying outside the NPT, Israel has avoided forswearing nuclear arms or admitting nuclear inspectors.
7
After all, I was merely forswearing a bad habit, forgoing a bad frame of mind.
8
Then I reckon you'd have cause forswearing, sure enough.
9
This with much more alarmed surprise than if you had declared your intention of forswearing clothes.
10
You have said mass in it, and now you are leaving it sacrilegiously and forswearing yourself!
11
In 1817 an Act was passed, which, with admirable policy, excused Catholic officers, naval and military, from forswearing transubstantiation.
12
The majority of Social Democrats, forswearing their libertarian past and becoming politicians, succeeded in excluding the revolutionary and Anarchist delegates.
13
To him even did I tell my family name, and the shame I had saved it from by forswearing it.
14
They seek to compel us to sign a paper, forswearing our allegiance to Great Britain and claiming allegiance to them!
15
He thought it better to prefer a blameless silence before the office of speaking, bought and begun with servitude and forswearing.
16
I thought it better to prefer a blameless silence before the sacred office of speaking, bought and begun with servitude and forswearing.
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Forswearing through the time