backsliding from one's principles
religious backsliding
political backsliding
avoid backsliding
prevent backsliding
1. He warned the young members against backsliding in their faith.
他警告年轻成员不要在信仰上倒退。
2. The politician was accused of backsliding on his promises.
这位政治家被指控违背了自己的承诺。
3. After years of discipline, she felt a sense of backsliding when she broke her diet.
在多年自律后，当她打破节食时，她感到一种倒退感。
A: Why did he leave the organization?
A：他为什么离开那个组织？
B: It seemed like a sudden backsliding for him, but I think he just wasn't ready.
B：对他来说这似乎是个突然的倒退，但我觉得他只是还没准备好。
1) 道德或宗教上的倒退
2) 政治立场的背叛或改变
3) 习惯或原则的违背
1. v. 在道德、宗教或政治上倒退；堕落
2. n. 倒退的行为；背叛
e.g.The party was criticized for backsliding on its tax policy.
该党因在税收政策上的倒退而受到批评。
verb / noun
1. To deviate from a previously held moral, religious, or political stance; to fall back into old habits or vices.
Synonym: relapse, lapse