synonyms for:

swear

 meaning


vow

avow, promise, warrant, declare, state, testify, depose

speech

curse, blaspheme, cuss, damn, imprecate


meaning: affirm | Art: Verb

point


meaning: affirmation | Art: Verb

say, maintain, sureness, response, sanction, rebuttal, allege, rather, faith, pledge, trust, assert, argue, depose, certification, retort, profess, definitely, indeed, affirm, credence, aver, hold, warrant, certitude, reply, come-back, warranty, flat, willingly, acceptance, guarantee, confidence, declare, assurance, answer, endorsement, repartee, pronounce, positively, belief, attest, credit, vouch for, respond, claim, reliance, rejoinder, explanation, corroboration, absolutely, by all means, assure, assent, promise


meaning: announce | Art: Verb

promulgate, herald, publish, notify, advertise, blazon, proclaim, expound


meaning: assert | Art: Verb

asseverate, avow, protest


meaning: curse | Art: Verb

execrate, affliction, evil, malediction, bane, accurse, cancer, misfortune, anathema, calamity, execration, annoyance, plague


meaning: declare | Art: Verb

air, reveal, signify, couch, come out with


meaning: profanity | Art: noun

cussword, expletive, swearword, swear-word


meaning: promise | Art: noun

earnest, affirmation, plight, vow, oath, testimony, bond, pawn, affidavit, security, vouch, deposition, covenant, guaranty, token, sworn statement, surety


meaning: speech | Art: Verb

explain, honest, dishonour, term, digression, biting, testify, match, rave, advice, opprobrium, shoot, admonish, reassure, chat, accent, cackle, teach, pass, humour, articulate, good-bye, satirical, commentary, agitate, submit, indicator, rebuke, fable, scandal, blab, highlight, support, report, importune, win over, demand, oration, clear, critique, declamation, oral, assertion, return, chatter, conference, prevarication, cadence, trite, mention, reserved, prolix, search, locution, plead, bull, pronunciation, renounce, ejaculate, insist, gossip, rumble, wordy, falsify, intensify, prosaic, promote, voiceless, bitter, crave, saying, persuade, trash, slander, storm, howl, joke, word getting around, precisely, find fault with, snap, criticize, mot, sermon, visit, vitriolic, rhetoric, rehearse, evince, cry, excoriate, sound, vilify, sing, belittle, elocution, aside, bellow, blame, more synonyms...


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