Devote
Vow
Vow verb - Dedicate to a deity by a vow.
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Synonyms for Vow
Devote and vow are semantically related in make a solemn promise topic. Sometimes you can use "Devote" instead a verb "Vow".
Nearby Words: vowed, vowing
Both words in one sentence
- Kings: Michelle is in love with David but can't be with him because she made a vow to devote her life to God after recovering from a near-deadly illness.
Source: Anchored Ship -
David and Michelle: Michelle has taken a vow to devote her life to God, and in any case, her father is the King and probably wouldn't approve.
Source: Secret Relationship -
The King of Navarre and his attendant lords make a vow to devote themselves to scholarship and put away interest in women for three years—just before the Princess of France and her attendant ladies arrive for a visit.
Source: Theatre / Love's Labour's Lost
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