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swear on bible

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Main Entry: affirm
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: declare the truth of something

Synonyms:

assert, asseverate, attest, aver, avouch, avow, certify, cinch, clinch, confirm, cross heart, declare, guarantee, have a lock on, ice*, insist, lock up, maintain, nail down, okay, predicate, profess, pronounce, put on ice, ratify, repeat, rubber-stamp, say so, set, state, swear, swear on bible, swear up and down, testify, vouch, witness

Antonyms:

deny, negate, nullify, veto
Main Entry: avow
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: state; profess

Synonyms:

acknowledge, admit, affirm, allow, assert, aver, avouch, concede, confess, cross one's heart, declare, grant, maintain, own up, proclaim, swear, swear on bible, swear up and down

Antonyms:

censure, condemn, deny, disclaim, disown, dispute, renounce, repudiate
Main Entry: profess
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: declare, assert

Synonyms:

acknowledge, act as if, admit, affirm, allege, announce, asseverate, aver, avouch, avow, blow hot air, certify, claim, come out, confess, confirm, constate, croon, cross heart, depose, dissemble, fake, feign, get off chest, get on soapbox, maintain, make out, open up, own, own up, predicate, pretend, proclaim, purport, say so, sing*, soapbox, spiel*, spout, state, stump, swear on bible, swear up and down, talk big, vouch

Antonyms:

conceal, hide
Main Entry: promise
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: give word that something will be done

Synonyms:

accede, affiance, affirm, agree, answer for, assent, asservate, assure, bargain, betroth, bind, commit, compact, consent, contract, covenant, cross heart, declare, engage, ensure, espouse, guarantee, hock, insure, live up to, mortgage, obligate, pass, pawn, pledge, plight, profess, say so, secure, stipulate, string along, subscribe, swear, swear on bible, swear up and down, take an oath, undertake, underwrite, vouch, vow, warrant

Antonyms:

break, renege
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