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while under oath. – Also
termed false swearing;
false oath; (archaically
forswearing." Garner,
Bryan A. (1999). Black's Law
Dictionary (7th ed.). St. Paul...
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other right or privilege. The term
comes from the
Latin abjurare, "to
forswear".
Abjuration of the
realm was a type of
abjuration in
ancient English law...
- shōgun's
retainers and
residents of
Tokugawa lands had been
ordered to
forswear Christianity. More
restrictions came in 1616 (the
restriction of foreign...
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sanctions unless Hamas agreed to
accept prior Israeli–Palestinian agreements,
forswear violence, and
recognize Israel's
right to exist, all of
which Hamas rejected...
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their artworks independently.
Members of the ****ociation were
expected to
forswear parti****tion in the Salon. The
organizers invited a
number of
other progressive...
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considered him
important and dangerous, and
requested him to sign a
treaty forswearing murder. In 1837, however,
Seattle murdered a
Skykomish shaman. The new...
- Falstaff: "If I had a
thousand sons, the
first humane principle I
would teach them
should be, to
forswear thin
potations and to
addict themselves to sack."...
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United States from any and all
attack by
foreign or
domestic forces, and
forswear any form of
allegiance or
obedience to the ****anese emperor, or
other foreign...
- answer: "Will you
swear unqualified allegiance to the
United States... and
forswear any form of
allegiance or
obedience to the ****anese emperor, to any other...
- families'
wrangling over
dowry after the betrothal. Angelo's
motive for
forswearing his
betrothal with
Mariana was the loss of her
dowry at sea. In Victorian...
