Meaning:
- “Forsworn” is the past participle form of the verb “forswear.” To “forswear” means to make a false statement under oath, to commit perjury, or to renounce or reject something strongly, especially under oath. The term can also refer to breaking a promise or a commitment.
Synonyms (for “forsworn” or “forswear”):
- Perjured
- False-sworn
- Deceptive
- Dishonest
- Untruthful
- False
- Lying
- Betraying
- Renouncing
- Abjuring
Antonyms (opposite of “forsworn” or “forswear”):
- Honest
- Truthful
- Sincere
- Genuine
- Trustworthy
- Faithful
- Reliable
- Honorable
- Oath-keeping
- Committed
“Forsworn” is often used to describe someone who has broken a solemn promise, especially when that promise has been made under oath. It carries connotations of deceit or betrayal.