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foresworn synonyms

Trying to find another word for foresworn in English? No problem. Our thesaurus contains synonyms of foresworn in 28 different contexts. We have listed all the similar and related words for foresworn alphabetically.

  • cheating
  • deceitful
  • double-crossing
  • faithless
  • false
  • false-hearted
  • fickle
  • foresworn
  • inconstant
  • incontinent
  • deceiving
  • deception
  • defrauding
  • dishonesty
  • artful
  • astucious
  • astute
  • beguiling
  • clandestine
  • counterfeit
  • crafty
  • cunning
  • deceiving
  • deceptive
  • capricious
  • changeable
  • changeful
  • cheating
  • deceitful
  • dishonest
  • double-crossing
  • double-dealing
  • doubting
  • dubious
  • apocryphal
  • beguiling
  • bogus
  • casuistic
  • concocted
  • contrary to fact
  • cooked-up
  • counterfactual
  • deceitful
  • deceiving
  • deceptive
  • dishonest
  • disloyal
  • false
  • perfidious
  • traitorous
  • treacherous
  • underhanded
  • unfaithful
  • arbitrary
  • capricious
  • changeable
  • cheating
  • coquettish
  • double-crossing
  • faithless
  • fitful
  • flighty
  • frivolous
  • capricious
  • changeful
  • erratic
  • fickle
  • flickering
  • fluctuating
  • impulsive
  • inconsistent
  • intermittent
  • irregular
  • unchecked
  • uncontrollable
  • uncontrolled
  • ungovernable
  • unsuppressed
  • cheating
  • double-crossing
  • extracurricular
  • fast and loose
  • illicit
  • immoral
  • speedy
  • two-faced
  • two-timing
  • unchaste
  • adulterine
  • cheating
  • deceitful
  • double-crossing
  • faithless
  • false
  • false-hearted
  • fickle
  • foresworn
  • inconstant
  • adulterine
  • cheating
  • deceitful
  • double-crossing
  • faithless
  • false
  • false-hearted
  • fickle
  • foresworn
  • inconstant
  • betraying
  • deceitful
  • deceptive
  • double-crossing
  • double-dealing
  • faithless
  • false
  • insidious
  • misleading
  • recreant
  • dally
  • flirt
  • fool around
  • mess around
  • take lightly
  • trifle
  • wolf
  • womanize
  • afraid
  • apostate
  • arrant
  • base
  • cowering
  • craven
  • dastardly
  • defecting
  • disloyal
  • faithless
  • cagey
  • collusive
  • conniving
  • contriving
  • crafty
  • crooked
  • cunning
  • devious
  • dishonest
  • dodging
  • anfractuous
  • convoluted
  • entwined
  • flexuous
  • indirect
  • meandering
  • meandrous
  • serpentine
  • sinuous
  • tortuous
  • arch
  • artful
  • astute
  • bluffing
  • cagey
  • calculating
  • canny
  • captious
  • conniving
  • covert
  • apostate
  • betraying
  • double-crossing
  • faithless
  • perfidious
  • recreant
  • subversive
  • treacherous
  • treasonable
  • treasonous
  • betraying
  • catchy
  • deceitful
  • deceptive
  • double-crossing
  • double-dealing
  • duplicitous
  • faithless
  • false
  • false-hearted
  • apostate
  • betraying
  • double-crossing
  • faithless
  • insubordinate
  • mutinous
  • perfidious
  • recreant
  • seditious
  • subversive
  • artful
  • backstabbing
  • beguiling
  • crafty
  • cunning
  • deceiving
  • deceptive
  • dishonest
  • double-dealing
  • foxy
  • adultery
  • cheating
  • disloyalty
  • admixed
  • adulterated
  • alloyed
  • carnal
  • coarse
  • common
  • contaminated
  • corrupt
  • debased
  • defiled
  • capricious
  • deceitful
  • deceptive
  • delusive
  • disreputable
  • dubious
  • erroneous
  • fake
  • fallible
  • false
  • apocryphal
  • cheating
  • counterfactual
  • deceitful
  • deceptive
  • delusive
  • deviant
  • disloyal
  • dissembling
  • distorted
  • capricious
  • conniving
  • crooked
  • deceitful
  • devious
  • dishonest
  • disloyal
  • dubious
  • fair-weather
  • faithless
  • abandoned
  • abominable
  • amoral
  • arch
  • atrocious
  • bad news
  • base
  • contemptible
  • debased
  • degenerate

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