Moderate as in betray To retract or reverse a previous commitment or promise, similar to backing down from a stated position. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Go Back On'
I can't believe he would go back on his promise to help with the project.
The athlete was hesitant to go back on his commitment to the team, but injuries held him back.
The company's CEO warned employees not to go back on their commitments to deadlines.
Despite promises, she chose to go back on her plan to attend the family gathering.
The athlete's decision to go back on the agreed-upon training regimen disappointed the coach.
The chef refused to go back on the quality standards for the restaurant's signature dishes.
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