Oath
Oath noun - A person's solemn declaration that he or she will do or not do something.
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Synonyms for Oath
Word of honor and oath are semantically related in promise topic. In some cases you can use "Word of honor" instead a noun "Oath".
Word of honor
Word of honor noun - A promise.
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Synonyms for Word of honor
Oath and word of honor are semantically related in solemn declaration topic. You can use "Oath" instead a noun phrase "Word of honor".
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Related pairs
- commitment and oath
- commitment and word of honor
- bond and oath
- bond and word of honor
- guarantee and oath
- guarantee and word of honor
- pledge and oath
- pledge and word of honor
- promise and oath
- promise and word of honor
- assurance and oath
- assurance and word of honor
- warrant and oath
- warrant and word of honor
Both terms in one sentence
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Over the years, she gradually found herself with only one possession left: her word of honor, and her oath of marriage.
Source: Love Martyr
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