1. having broken or violated a solemn oath or promise; perjured
Usage: often used in legal or formal contexts; past participle of 'foreswear'

Examples

• The witness was found to be foresworn after evidence contradicted his testimony.
• A foresworn oath carries serious legal consequences.
• He was considered foresworn by the community after breaking his vow.
• The contract was voided because one party was deemed foresworn.
• Medieval knights feared being labeled foresworn more than death itself.
• She felt foresworn after abandoning the principles she had publicly pledged to uphold.