Eat One’s Words Meaning
To return one’s word
Eat One’s Words Sentence Examples
- He was so sure of his argument, but he had to eat his words in the end.
- She told me I would never succeed, but now she’s eating her words.
- He said the project failed, but now he’s eating his words.
- I didn’t believe he could do it, but he proved me wrong, and I had to eat my words.
- She was convinced she was right but ended up eating her words.
- He claimed he was an expert but was forced to eat his words.
- I thought it was impossible, but I had to eat my words when it was completed.
- She said it would never happen, but she’s eating her words now.
- He said it couldn’t be done, but he’s eating his words now that it’s finished.
- I was skeptical but had to eat my word when it was a success.
- She thought she knew it all but ended up eating her words.
- He said he would never apologize but ended up eating his words.
- I didn’t think it was possible, but I had to eat my words when it was achieved.
- She said it was a bad idea, but she’s eating her words now that it’s successful.
- He said it would never work, but he’s eating his words now that it’s proven effective.
- I said it was a waste of time, but I had to eat my words when it was successful.
- He said it was a failure, but he’s eating his words now that it’s a success.
- I didn’t believe it would happen, but I had to eat my words when they did.
- He said it was a bad investment, but he’s eating his words now that it’s profitable.
- I thought it was a terrible idea but I had to eat my word when it was successful.
- She said it would never happen, but she’s eating her words now that it has.
- He said it was a waste of resources, but he’s eating his words now that it’s a success.
- She thought it was a lost cause but ended up eating her words.
- He said it was wrong, but he’s eating his words now that it’s proven good.
- I didn’t think it would be successful, but I had to eat my word when it was.
- She said it was a bad idea, but she’s eating her words now that it’s a success.
- He said it would never happen, but he’s eating his words now that it has.
- I thought it was futile, but I had to eat my words when it was successful.
- She said it was impossible, but she’s eating her words now that it’s a reality.
- He said it would be a disaster, but he’s eating his words now that it’s a success.
- I said it would never work, but I had to eat my words when they did.
- She thought it was a mistake but ended up eating her words.