avows Definition
assert or confess openly.
Using avows: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "avows" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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He avows his love for her.
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She avowed that she had never seen him before.
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The politician avowed his support for the new policy.
avows Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for avows
Phrases with avows
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He avowed himself to be a socialist.
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He avowed to tell the truth in court.
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His avowal of love took her by surprise.
Origins of avows
from Old French 'avouer', from Latin 'advocare', meaning 'to call to one's aid'
Summary: avows in Brief
'Avows' [əˈvaʊz] means to assert or confess openly. It is often used to express one's feelings or beliefs, as in 'He avows his love for her.' 'Avows' has synonyms like 'declare' and 'profess,' and antonyms like 'deny' and 'disavow.' Phrases like 'avow oneself' and 'avow to' extend its usage, while 'avowal of love' denotes an open declaration of love.
