Right
Right adjective - Following an original exactly.
Sworn to
Both terms in one sentence
- The one thing the movie gets right about Lutheranism is that Lutheran pastors aren't sworn to celibacy.
Source: Christianity Is Catholic -
My Country, Right or Wrong: Colonel Casey also disagrees with the President's disarmament treaty, but has sworn to defend the Constitution.
Source: Literature / Seven Days in May - Batman, who has sworn to no longer take in a sidekick after the death of Jason Todd, has started becoming brash and impulsive without "someone to look after." Standing right outside a building he is about to investigate, Nightwing, the original Robin now all grown up, shows up to assist him.
Source: Reckless Sidekick
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