sworn
/swɔːn
/verb
past participle of swear.
adjective
1(Of testimony or evidence) given under oath: he made a sworn statement...
- All they have to do is to put a sworn statement declaring that they were not part of the process.
- Neither side has asserted that the sworn evidence is inherently improbable.
- Which is why it is usually the kind of question that needs some sworn evidence attached to it.
2Determined to remain in the role or condition specified: they were sworn enemies...
- It requires you sit down and strike deals not with your friends, but with your sworn enemies.
- Perhaps worse, he has made a sworn enemy of the man who just happens to be the best fly - fisherman in the Dale.
- They must provide hospitality to anyone who asks even if he be a sworn enemy.
Rhymes
- accentualist
- accentuality
- accentually
- accentuate
- accentuation
- accentuator
- accept
- acceptability
- acceptable
- acceptableness
- acceptably
- acceptance
- acceptance letter
- acceptance of persons
- acceptance speech
- acceptance trial
- acceptance world
- acceptancy
- acceptant
- acceptation
- accepted
- acceptedly
- acceptee
- accepter
- accepter of persons