resworn

Pledged again formally

Resworn is the past participle of reswear—to swear again, typically referring to oaths or pledges taken a second time.

Someone who has resworn allegiance has renewed a previous commitment: Having resworn loyalty to the crown, the knight was restored to his lands.

The word appears most often in legal, military, or ceremonial contexts where formal oaths matter.

oath

vow

Solemn personal commitment

affirmation · covenant · troth · avowal · declaration · word · assurance · testament · compact · perjury

allegiance

loyalty

Faithful commitment to another

fidelity · faithfulness · allegiant · solidarity · unity · support · bond · affiliation · flag · country

ceremony

inauguration

Formal beginning ceremony

coronation · induction · ordination · solemnity · rite · observance · vows · sacrament · tradition · court

Opposites
oath status

reswornforsworn

Having broken one's oath

unsworn · abjured · recanted · renounced · retracted

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