Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sware
verb
/swɛr/
Definition
to make a solemn promise or to take an oath.
Examples
- The witness was asked to sware to tell the truth in court.
- In ancient times, warriors would sware loyalty to their king.
- During the ceremony, they will sware their vows to each other.
Meaning
The term ‘sware’ is often used in legal contexts to refer to a declaration made with a formal obligation, typically invoking a divine witness.
Synonyms
- swear
- vow
- pledge
- affirm
