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Oath

noun
/oʊθ/

Meaning

a solemn promise or declaration; a sworn statement
a solemn promise, often invoking a divine witness

Example Sentences

The doctor took an oath to help patients.

She took an oath to tell the truth in court.

Example Expressions

swear an oath

Synonyms

vow, pledge, promise, swear, declaration
Entry 1
vow, pledge, promise, swear
Entry 2
pledge, vow, promise, declaration

Antonyms

denial, refusal, breach, lie, dishonesty, betrayal
Entry 1
denial, refusal, breach
Entry 2
lie, dishonesty, betrayal

Collocations

take oath, under oath, oath of office, take an oath, swear an oath, break an oath
Entry 1
take oath, under oath, oath of office
Entry 2
take an oath, swear an oath, break an oath

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