Opposite of Oath

Noun: Denial

A denial is the opposite of an oath, where one declares something to be false or refuses to admit the truth of a statement.

Example Sentences:

• He offered a strong denial of the allegations made against him.
• The suspect's denials were met with skepticism by the investigators.
• Her denial of involvement raised suspicions among her colleagues.

Verb: Disavow

To disavow means to refuse to acknowledge or take responsibility for something, serving as the opposite action of taking an oath.

Example Sentences:

• He decided to disavow any association with the controversial organization.
• The politician quickly disavowed the misleading statements made by his campaign team.
• She felt the need to disavow her previous support for the policy due to new evidence.

Adjective: Unsworn

Unsworn describes something that is not supported or confirmed by an oath or affirmation.

Example Sentences:

• The unsworn testimony carried less weight in the court proceedings.
• Without an oath, his unsworn promise held little credibility.
• The witness was considered unsworn until she was sworn in by the judge.

Phrase: Lack of commitment

Lack of commitment refers to a state of not being bound or dedicated to a particular cause or belief, contrasting the dedication implied by taking an oath.

Example Sentences:

• His actions reflected a clear lack of commitment to the project.
• Without a sworn promise, there was a constant fear of a lack of commitment on his part.
• The leader's lack of commitment to the team's goals demoralized the members.

Related Products:

• Sworn Affidavit
• Oath of Office
• Statement Denial