Trust
Trust verb - To give a task, duty, or responsibility to.
Vow
Vow verb - To make a solemn declaration of intent.
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Synonyms for Vow
Nearby Words: vowed, vowing
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| public | public trust | public vow |
| complete | complete trust | complete vow |
| true | true trust | true vow |
| legal | legal trust | legal vow |
| Other adjectives: serious, important, personal, mutual, highest, sacred. | ||
Common collocations
| man | trust man | vow man |
Both words in one sentence
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In Julie Kagawa's The Iron Queen, Puck explains to Meghan that offering to release Ash from a vow is like tearing his heart out: it means that she doesn't trust him and never wants to see him again.
Source: Releasing from the Promise -
Woe to anyone who betrays their rucken's trust and willingly breaks that vow.
Source: Blood Brothers -
HERZ: When UN Inspector Kurumi walks into Misatos office to accuse her of breach of trust, theft and fraud and Kajis murder and vow making her to pay for her alleged crimes, Misatos reply stops her tirade abruptly.
Source: Armor-Piercing Response
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