Usage of "go back on"

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Fail to fulfill a promise or obligation.

Usage of go back on in English

To go back on her word now would bring dire personal consequences. 
 The evolutionary void 

Some workers keep jobs under FERA, others go back on direct relief. 
 American-made: the enduring legacy of the wpa : when fdr put the... 

Nevertheless, Joanne's doctor had suggested that she go back on her antidepressants. 
 The next to die 

You can go back on the right phase and take them off. 
 The south beach diet supercharged: faster weight loss and better... 

I've thought carefully, and have decided to go back on the pill. 
 A ticket to the circus: a memoir 

But by then it's too late to go back on my word. 
 Arcadia falls 

I break the law for you, or I go back on stack. 
 Altered carbon 

But usually as soon as you've finished, you go back on it. 
 Life 

You are the last person I expected would go back on me. 
 Marjorie Dean, College Sophomore 

If I go back on it, it will not matter so much. 
 Sermons on Biblical Characters 

The worst thing you did was to go back on your word-- 
 Laramie Holds the Range 

He set his teeth and would not go back on his resolve. 
 Jean-Christophe, Volume I 

To go back on her was, of course, out of the question. 
 The Miller Of Old Church 

You can make your visit, and I will go back on foot. 
 Lord Kilgobbin 

I tell you I'd hate like poison to go back on Hardy. 
 The Vision Splendid 

And if they did go back on you, nobody would believe them. 
 On the Frontier 

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Meanings of go back on in English