renegate
/rɪˈnɛɡeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to go back on one’s word or agreement; to refuse to fulfill an obligation or promise
“The politician was accused of renegating on his campaign promises.”
2. noun
a person who has gone back on their word or agreement; a person who refuses to fulfill an obligation or promise
“The company was disappointed in the reneGate who canceled the contract at the last minute.”
3. noun
a person who has deserted or defected, especially a soldier or a member of a political party
“The reneGate was shunned by their former comrades for their betrayal.”