verb (used with object) as in strong fondness

Strongest matches

pledge, vow, betroth, swear, promise

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Example Sentences

Example:He plighted his soul to the devil.

Definition:To give (one’s word or a guarantee) as security; to promise formally

From pledge

Example:She plighted her vow of never to give up her studies.

Definition:A solemn or binding promise

From vow

Example:Before they plighted their troth, the couple required their families' consent.

Definition:To give in marriage by contract; esp. to engage (a man and woman) in a solemn betrothal

From betroth

Example:He plighted his troth with a solemn oath.

Definition:To solemnly affirm; to make a solemn pledge or promise

From swear

Example:She plighted her intention to complete the task before the deadline.

Definition:To declare or state as one’s intention or intention; to undertake to do (something)

From promise