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swear off
verb
(intr, preposition) to promise to abstain from something
to swear off drink
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
This month, after losing over $1,800 - more than his annual salary - he shut his brokerage account and swore off the market.
Breaking a delivery habit doesn’t mean swearing off takeout entirely—it’s about finding balance.
But he is not planning to revive the promise the company made eight years ago to swear off all other foreign deals while his father occupies the White House.
While some of Cooper’s former fans said they were “disgusted†by the interview, swore off listening to her or announced they would unfollow her, others came to Cooper’s defense.
One of the first ads, according to The Cut, was a commercial that showed a woman attempting to "swear off dating" and become a nun.
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