Dictionary definition of recant

1. The religious leader chose to recant his radical beliefs in the interest of peace.
2. Despite the consequences, he refused to recant his principles.
3. She finally found the courage to recant her abusive partner's false claims.
4. The company was compelled to recant its misleading advertising claims.
5. The athlete had to recant his doping allegations to salvage his reputation.
6. The defendant's decision to recant his confession complicated the legal proceedings.
7. The student's decision to recant her cheating admission shocked her classmates.
8. He had to recant his promise to never sell the family business.
9. The whistleblower's courage inspired others to recant their silence.
10. The journalist was pressured to recant his critical article about the government.
11. She regretfully chose to recant her endorsement of the faulty product.
12. The historian had to recant his earlier interpretation of the historical event.
13. The artist refused to recant his controversial artwork, defending its meaning.
14. The teacher urged her students to recant any false information in their reports.
15. The politician refused to recant their controversial remarks.
16. She was pressured to recant her accusation, but she stood by her words.
17. The scientist chose to recant their previous theory after new evidence emerged.
18. He was forced to recant his beliefs under threat of punishment.
19. The journalist was asked to recant the article due to inaccuracies.
20. The author received backlash for their book and was asked to recant certain statements.
21. She couldn't bring herself to recant her love for him, despite their differences.
22. The artist refused to recant their controversial artwork, defending its artistic value.
23. The politician faced severe consequences for failing to recant their statements.
24. The athlete was pressured to recant their doping allegations against a fellow competitor.
25. The professor was asked to recant their research findings due to flawed methodology.