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Definition of "reneged" [reneged]

  • Simple past tense and past participle of renege. (verb)

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Use "reneged" in a sentence
  • "The label reneged on its policy, which is why today we're able to bring you OK Go's new video for "This Too Shall Pass," which features a Rube Godlberg machine that puts its predecessors to shame."
  • "It is alleged that his motive for flight was because the presiding judge "reneged" on the plea bargain respecting his sentence and threatened to impose a longer sentenced than agreed."
  • "I don't think it was underhand and for that reason, I think to say he "reneged" on a promise is a bit harsh, especially how soon into the SNP administration we are."