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Definitions from the WebGo Back OnDefinition:The term "go back on" is a phrasal verb that means to break a promise, agreement, or commitment. Examples:Sense: break a promisePart of speech: Verb Example sentence 1: He promised he would help, but he went back on his word the day before the event. Example sentence 2: I can't believe she went back on her promise to pick me up from the airport. Sense: break an agreementPart of speech: Verb Example sentence 1: The company feared the other party would go back on the agreement they had just signed. Example sentence 2: If you go back on the contract, serious consequences can occur. Sense: break a commitmentPart of speech: Verb Example sentence 1: They were angry when he went back on his commitment to attend the meeting. Example sentence 2: Going back on her commitment to lead the project disappointed the entire team. Related products: | ||||
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