what is a synonym for vow
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Antonyms for vowvaÊ Princeton's WordNet (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate these antonyms: vow (verb). a solemn pledge (to oneself or to another or to a deity) to do something or to behave in a certain manner. vow (verb). make a vow; promise. Synonyms: consecrate. vow, consecrate (verb). dedicate to a deity by a vow.
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Accounting Procedures for a Reserve Account Another way to decrease a reserve account is to transfer the amount to another reserve account. For this purpose, you can debit the account you want to decrease and credit the new reserve account. Another way to decrease or remove the reserve account is to pay dividends to your investors in the form of cash or shares.
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breach ; see bhreg-in Indo-European roots .]. Synonyms: breach, infraction, violation, transgression, trespass, infringement. These nouns denote an act or instance of breaking a law or regulation or of failing to fulfill a duty, obligation, or promise.
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vowel vow·el. n. 1. A speech sound, such as (ē) or (ĭ), created by the relatively free passage of breath through the larynx and oral cavity, usually forming the most prominent and central sound of a syllable. 2. A letter, such as a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y in the English alphabet, that represents a vowel. [Middle English.
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- Synonyms of obliged from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, with definitions, antonyms, and related words. Find a better way to say it. being under obligation for a favor or gift Synonyms: bounden, indebted, obligated…
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Spelling Words Definition: v. to repudiate or renounce solemnly as under oath; forswear. Synonym: give up; disavow; forswear; recan; t renounce Antonym: elect Pronunciation: Speaking Word Spelling Test: abjure Spelling Test Go! Spelling Bee: abjure Spelling Bee Go! Spelling Game: abjure Spelling Games Go! *Free Online Dictionary Speaking Word Includes: Pronunciation, Word In Sentence, Definition, Synonym, Antonym, Spelling Test, Spelling Bee, Spelling Games & online dictionary for kids
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Synonyms and Antonyms for bond 2. bond (n.) a certificate of debt (usually interest-bearing or discounted) that is issued by a government or corporation in order to raise money; the issuer is required to pay a fixed sum annually until maturity and then a fixed sum to repay the principal. Synonyms:
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allegiance Ligeantia est quasi legis essentia; est vinculum fidei. Allegiance is the essence of law; it is the bond of faith. See also: adherence, adhesion, charge, commitment, devotion, duty, faith, fealty, fidelity, homage, loyalty, nationality, obligation, responsibility.
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- Synonyms-verbs. 1  be in danger. 2  encounter danger. 3  trust to a broken reed. 4  have the odds against one. 5  hang by a thread. 6  sit on a barrel of gunpowder. 7  put in danger. 8  expose to danger. 9  compromise. 10  hazard. 11  run the gauntlet (dare). 12  lay a trap for (deceive). 13  be exposed to danger. 14  run a risk. 15  feel the ground sliding from under one. 16  face long odds. 17  totter. 18  l
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Hand Tools - Snips Snips are made in various shapes and sizes for various tasks. The handle can be like those on scissors with finger and thumb holes or like plier handles. Models are available for cutting in straight lines, in curves to the left or curves to the right.
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Visual Synonyms of nurse In the marriage vow, to love, honor, and cherish , the word cherish implies all that each can do by love and tenderness for the welfare and happiness of the other, as by support, protection, care in sickness, comfort in sorrow, sympathy, and help of every kind.
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commitment commitment. n. 1. the act of committing or pledging. 2. the state of being committed or pledged. 3. an obligation, promise, etc that restricts one's freedom of action.4. (Parliamentary Procedure) the referral of a bill to a committee or legislature. 5.ommitment. n. 1. the act of committing or pledging. 2. the state of being committed or pledged. 3. an obligation, promise, etc that restricts one's freedom of action.
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- Synonyms for hold: authority, charge, command, commission, control, coordination, direction, discipline, domination, government, grasp, grip, law, management, mandate, mastery, power, prowess, reign, rule, sovereignty
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- In addition, installing pump controls and variable speed controls is easier on an electric motor than it is for a diesel engine. While these types of controls can be added to diesel engines, they are costly, and more important, they can reduce the efficiency of the engine.
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intention Synonyms: intention, intent, purpose, goal, end, aim, object, objective These nouns refer to what one plans to do or achieve. Intention simply signifies a course of action that one proposes to follow: It is my intention to work for a year and then go back to school.
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- Another word for mean. 1  connote, denote, import, intend, signify, spell1. Idiom: add up to. 2  aim, contemplate, design, intend, plan, project, propose, purpose, target. (Regional) mind.  black, despiteful, evil, hateful, malevolent, malicious, malign, malignant, nasty, poisonous, spiteful, venomous, vicious, wicked.
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- verb. perform service. 1  afford. 2  aid. 3  arrange. 4  assist. 5  avail. 6  benefit. 7  bow. 8  comfort. 9  convenience. 10  defer. 11  favor. 12  furnish. 13  gratify. 14  help. 15  humor. 16  indulge. 17  oblige. 18  pamper. 19  please. 20  provide. 21  serve. 22  settle. 23  submit. 24  suit. 25  supply. 26  support. 27  sustain. 28  yield.
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- Another word for mean. 1  connote, denote, import, intend, signify, spell1. Idiom: add up to.  aim, contemplate, design, intend, plan, project, propose, purpose, target.
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punisher Synonyms: punish, chastise, discipline, castigate, penalize. These verbs mean to subject a person to something negative for an offense, sin, or fault. Punish is the least specific: The principal punished the students who were caught cheating.
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- noun warning, urging. 1  entreaty star. 2  admonition star. 3  encouragement star. 4  sermon star. 5  incitement star. 6  bidding star. 7  advice star. 8  counsel star. 9  instigation star. 10  caution star. 11  preaching star. 12  lecture star. 13  persuasion star. 14  goading star. 15  beseeching star. 16  enjoinder star.
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- 2 outward and often deceptive indication a used-car dealer with only a semblance of honesty Synonyms face, guise, name, outward, seeming, appearance, showRelated Words air, effect, impression; hint, implication, insinuation, resemblance, suggestion; affectation, demonstration, display, fiction, image, imitation, imposture, likeness, make-believe ( ...
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- affirm (Declare solemnly), verb asseverate, attest, aver, avouch, avow, depone, depose, give oral evidence, give sworn evidence, give verbal evidence, make a solemn declaration, make an asseveration, make an attestation, make an averment, pronounce, take one's oath, testify, vouch
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devote Synonyms: devote, dedicate, consecrate, pledge. These verbs mean to give to a particular end and especially to a higher purpose. Devote implies faithfulness and loyalty: Nurses devote themselves to the care of the sick. Dedicate connotes a solemn, often formal commitment: To such a task we can dedicate our lives and our fortunes (Woodrow Wilson). Consecrate suggests sacred commitment: His entire life is consecrated to science.
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- Synonyms: rent, pitch, rakehell, parentage, blood line, snag, crosscurrent, lineage, roue, stock, rip, ancestry, stemma, descent, pedigree, riptide, line of descent, blood, tide rip, line, slant, squanderer, rake, origin, split, countercurrent, bloodline, tear, profligate, prodigal.
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- verb. suffer or cause another to suffer. 1  afflict. 2  bleed. 3  carry on. 4  crucify. 5  distress. 6  disturb. 7  eat heart out. 8  excruciate. 9  harrow. 10  hurt. 11  labor. 12  lament. 13  martyr. 14  pain. 15  rack. 16  sing the blues. 17  squirm. 18  stew over. 19  strain. 20  strive. 21  struggle. 22  take it badly. 23  torment. 24  torture. 25  try. 26  wince. 27  worry. 28  writhe.
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- verb. request silence, action, or inaction for money. 1  approach. 2  buy. 3  buy back. 4  buy off. 5  coax. 6  corrupt. 7  do business. 8  entice. 9  fix. 10  get at. 11  get to. 12  grease palm. 13  influence. 14  instigate. 15  lubricate. 16  lure. 17  make a deal. 18  oil palm. 19  pay off. 20  pervert. 21  reward. 22  seduce. 23  soap. 24  square. 25  suborn. 26  sugar. 27  sweeten the pot. 28  take care of. 29  tamper. 30  tempt. 31  tip.erb. request silence, action, or inaction for money. 1  approach. 2  buy. 3  buy back. 4  buy off. 5  coax. 6  corrupt. 7  do business. 8  entice. 9  fix. 10  get at. 11  get to. 12  grease palm. 13  influence. 14  instigate. 15  lubricate. 16  lure. 17  make a deal. 18  oil palm. 19  pay off. 20  pervert. 21  reward. 22  seduce. 23  soap. 24  square. 25  suborn. 26  sugar. 27  sweeten the pot. 28  take care of. 29  tamper. 30  tempt. 31  tip.