IPA: /rɪˈnɪg/
KK: /rɪˈnɪg/
To go back on a promise or agreement; to fail to fulfill a commitment.
He decided to renig on his promise to help her move.
Past: renigged
Past Participle: renigged
Renig → This word originates from the Latin 'renegare', meaning to deny or refuse. It refers to the act of denying a previously held belief or position.
Think of someone who 'denies' ('renegare') their previous beliefs or commitments — that's what renig means.