"Renegate" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Renegate" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Renegate" Meaning
noun
A person who gives up their principles or loyalties and, often abruptly, joins or supports something previously opposed.
"Renegate" Examples
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Verb
The company is looking to renege on its commitment to donate to charity. ("renege on"/ renegate on)
The terms of the contract stated that the company would renege on the deal if they were late with their payments. ("renege at")
The politician was accused of renege on his promises to improve the economy. ("renege on")
She promised her little brother she would be there to pick him up, but she ended up renege on that commitment. ("renege on")
If they win control of the government, the new party has vowed to renege on the decision of the current one. ("renege on")
In each example, "renege" is an intransitive verb.
"Renegate" Similar Words
Renditions
The word "renditions" is a noun that refers to:<br><br> A performance or interpretation of a musical composition, film, or other work of art.<br> A mode of execution or carrying out a death sentence, especially by dealing with someone in a way that is less severe than required by law, due to extrajudicial influence.<br> A translation of a text from one language to another.<br><br>It is often used to describe a scenario where a government surrenders an individual to another country without trial, often leading to human rights violations and potential abuse of the limited judicial process, commonly known as Extraordinary Rendition (ER).
Rends
The action of tending to end something, typically a relationship or activity, or remaining simultaneously in two different environments or states.
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Reneged
To renege on something means to break an agreement or promise, usually at the last minute; to go back on one's word or decision; topull out of a deal or contract.
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