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swore

[swɔr]

swore Definition

past tense of swear, to make a solemn statement or promise, often with the use of a sacred object or in the name of a deity, or to use offensive language.

Using swore: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "swore" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He swore to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

  • Example

    She swore allegiance to the queen.

  • Example

    He swore at the driver who cut him off.

  • Example

    I swear I saw a ghost last night.

swore Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for swore

Antonyms for swore

Phrases with swore

  • to have great confidence in or reliance on something

    Example

    I swear by this brand of shampoo; it always makes my hair look great.

  • to administer an oath to someone, especially a public official

    Example

    The judge will swear in the new mayor tomorrow.

  • to make a resolution to stop doing something, especially something that is considered harmful or addictive

    Example

    After his heart attack, he swore off smoking and drinking.

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Summary: swore in Brief

The term 'swore' [swɔr] is the past tense of 'swear,' which means to make a solemn statement or promise, often with the use of a sacred object or in the name of a deity, or to use offensive language. It can be used in phrases like 'swear by,' indicating confidence or reliance, and 'swear off,' meaning to resolve to stop doing something harmful or addictive.