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(Verb) to back out of an agreement after the fact
Usage: John said he would buy any leftover product, but he reneged on the deal.

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(Verb) to go back on one's word
Usage: I will renege on my promise.

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(Adjective) to break an agreement, take back or change mind
Usage: They reneged on hiring me.

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(Verb) Go back on an agreement
Usage: She reneged on the contract agreement.

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(Verb) take back on promise
Usage: I will have to renege on my promise for your invitation.

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to back out of a promise or deal, or being an Indian giver.
Usage: "Thanks for reneging; you totally said you would give those baseball cards to me."

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to go back on something you had previously agreed to
Usage: Leon reneged on the bet he made.

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to back out. to withdraw an offer
Usage: I'm sorry but I have to renege on my offer.

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(Verb) go back on promise
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(Verb) going back on a plan or a deal
Usage: don't renege on the plan we have

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(Verb) in card games, placing a non-suit card on a play when you have the suit
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(Verb) to go back on promise
Usage: The card dealer reneged on his bet, so the cowboy at the saloon shot him.

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(Verb) To decide against carrying out a promise; to go back on one's word.
Usage: He reneged on showing his photo.

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(Verb) neglecting or refusing to do something after promising to do it.
Usage: He said he would pay me for cleaning his yard but reneged after I finished it.

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(Verb) fail to hold true to a promise
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(Verb) to take back original agreement
Usage: I am reneging my previous offer!

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(Verb) to make a promise and back out; backing out of a commitment
Usage: We made this deal in good faith, are you going to renege?

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to take back one's word
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(Verb) To go back on an offer or promise.
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take back
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(Verb) to take back
Usage: You are reneging on our deal.


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