WordNet-Online
| ||||
Definitions from the WebAntonym of OathDescription: An antonym of oath refers to a word or phrase that expresses the opposite meaning or sentiment of making a solemn declaration or promise, typically accompanied by an appeal to a higher power or seeking divine punishment if the promise is broken. Senses and Usages:1. Pledge: Noun: A pledge is a formal promise or commitment made by an individual, often without invoking any divine element. Example sentence: She made a pledge to herself that she would always strive for excellence. Search related products on Amazon2. Vow: Noun: A vow is a solemn promise, typically made in a religious context, to undertake a specific action or to adhere to certain principles. Example sentence: The couple exchanged vows in front of their friends and family during the wedding ceremony. Search related products on AmazonVerb: To vow means to make a solemn promise or commitment. Example sentence: He vowed to dedicate his life to helping those in need. Search related products on Amazon3. Denial: Noun: Denial refers to the act of refusing to acknowledge or accept something as true. Example sentence: The suspect shouted his denial of the crime as he was being arrested. Search related products on Amazon4. Non-commitment: Noun: Non-commitment indicates a lack of willingness to make a definite commitment or take a firm position. Example sentence: The politician's non-commitment to any particular policy made it difficult to determine his stance. Search related products on AmazonAdjective: Non-commitment describes someone or something that avoids or refrains from making commitments. Example sentence: The company's non-commitment to quality resulted in numerous customer complaints. Search related products on Amazon | ||||
antonym of nape antonym of naught antonym of nectar antonym of nocturnal antonym of nod antonym of noesis antonym of nymphomaniac antonym of oasis antonym of oath antonym of obtain antonym of occurence antonym of ointment antonym of omen antonym of onerous antonym of opera antonym of ore antonym of ostentatiously
|