Moderate as in chicken out To retract or break a promise or commitment, similar to backing out of an agreement. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Go Back On'
Despite assurances, she chose to go back on her plans for the weekend getaway.
The student was disappointed when her friend decided to go back on their study group arrangement.
The politician decided to go back on his campaign promise to lower taxes, causing disappointment among his supporters.
Realizing the financial implications, the debtor tried to go back on the repayment plan previously agreed upon with the bank.
The athlete faced criticism for attempting to go back on their promise to support a charitable cause after winning the championship.
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