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renege on

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renege on something
to go back on one's promise or commitment. I am mad at you because you reneged on your promise! I did not renege on what I promised.


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We would not renege on our international legal obligations.
In particular, I believe the developer wishes to renege on promises to improve a five-a-side football pitch on Hall Lane.
I have now come to the conclusion that the major parties who promise you the world before every election give you very little after the election and renege on a lot of the offers that were there before the election.
 
 
 
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