forswear in Greek
forswear in Greek is επιορκώ, ψευδορκώ — forswear means to promise formally to give something up or say it is not true.
forswear in Greek
επιορκώ
Pronounced: epiorko
(transitive) To renounce or deny something, especially under oath.
ψευδορκώ
Pronounced: psevdorko
(intransitive, or, reflexive) To commit perjury; to break an oath.
What does "forswear" mean?
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verb To promise formally to give something up or say it is not true.
"We forswear allegiance and support for the Economic Freedom Fighters."
- verb To lie after swearing to tell the truth.
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forswear in a sentence
- We forswear allegiance and support for the Economic Freedom Fighters.
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What is "forswear" in Greek?
"forswear" in Greek is επιορκώ, ψευδορκώ. forswear means: To promise formally to give something up or say it is not true.
How do you pronounce επιορκώ?
"forswear" in Greek is επιορκώ, pronounced "epiorko".
Are there other ways to say "forswear" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "forswear": επιορκώ, ψευδορκώ.
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