Having sworn or renounced something beforehand; rejected or abjured by oath.
Past participle of 'foreswear,' used as an adjective. Follows strong verb conjugation with vowel change from 'swear' to 'sworn.'
In Shakespeare's era, calling someone 'foresworn' was devastating—it meant they'd already broken their oath before committing to it, implying they were fundamentally untrustworthy from the start.
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