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What does go back on word mean?

"Go back on one's word" means to break a promise, agreement, or commitment.

Here's a breakdown:

* "Go back" implies moving away from something previously agreed upon.

* "On one's word" refers to a spoken or written statement that signifies a promise or commitment.

Example: "I promised to help you move, and I wouldn't go back on my word."

This phrase highlights the importance of keeping promises and upholding agreements. It suggests a lack of trustworthiness or reliability when someone goes back on their word.

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