Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
plight-ones-troth
verb phrase
/plaɪt wʌnz troʊθ/
Definition
To pledge or vow one’s loyalty or fidelity, especially in the context of a serious commitment like marriage.
Examples
- After years of dating, they decided to plight their troth in a beautiful ceremony.
- In ancient times, warriors would plight their troth to their leaders, vowing loyalty until death.
- During the wedding vows, the couple promised to plight their troth, expressing their unwavering commitment.
Meaning
The phrase refers to the act of making a solemn promise, typically indicating a commitment to another person, underscoring devotion and reliability.
Synonyms
- pledge
- vow
- commit
- promise
- swear
