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Renege

usgb/rɪˈneɡ/Volume
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Broken TrustPlay
Reneging on commitments can damage relationships and trust, as it shows unreliability. SlideHe reneged on his vow, losing the trust of his friends.
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Consequence WarningPlay
Using 'renege' indicates possible negative consequences for not following through on a promise. SlideIf you renege on this agreement, there will be legal actions.
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Serious MattersPlay
'Renege' is often used in serious contexts, like legal contracts or important personal promises. SlideThe company reneged on its commitment to environmental policies.