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vowed ADJ

vow <a vow; vows> N

vow VB REL

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become take the vow VB

make a vow VB

vow to God VB

make a vow to God VB

make a pledge or vow or promise VB

one who has made a vow

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He vowed full accountability for the mindless destruction, deaths, pain, loss and suffering we have all undergone.
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This vowed religious observance is mainly performed to acquire lost opulence.
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Netizen ranked among the top three words Time.com vowed to ban this year if it could.
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He restarted his investigation multiple times, and though he always reached a dead-end, he vowed to never give up.
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With this, the protesters reportedly dispersed only to reconvene at another venue as they vowed to pass the night protesting.
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And vowed to return to Ukraine as soon as there are guarantees for my security and that of my family.
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He vowed to have it made public by the court.
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Considering himself to be big and gawky, he vowed that if he could not be a world champion himself, he would produce one through his teaching.
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The word is quite self-explanatory and means a person who has vowed to have only one wife.
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In their medieval usage, many of these curses vowed that harsh repercussions would be inflicted on anyone who appropriated the work from its proper owner.
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