Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
troth
noun
/troʊθ/

Definition
A pledge of faithfulness or loyalty, often associated with promises made in marriage or between friends.

Examples
- The couple exchanged vows, pledging their troth to one another for life.
- In times of war, soldiers would swear their troth to protect their comrades.
- Keeping one’s troth is essential in any trusting relationship.

Meaning
Troth refers to the commitment and fidelity one shows to another person, especially in the context of a solemn promise or vow.

Synonyms
- faithfulness
- loyalty
- fidelity
- commitment