Verb:

ते खरे घोषित करा, शपथ घेतली,

avow's Usage Examples:

military forces of an avowed enemy, under the conditions of the essential defenselessness and helplessness of the victims.

The next day Tennessee"s Democratic Party disavowed the candidate over his active role in the Public Advocate of the United.

We gazed mutely into each other"s eyes and an intense longing for the fullest avowal of.

Posobiec later tweeted that he had consistently disavowed white nationalism and violence.

He is astonished when Ursula enters and, dubious of her avowals, reproaches her for lending herself to the scheme.

Radio Australia was instructed to not broadcast disavowals by the Communist Party (PKI) of responsibility for the attempted coup.

the slanting cross, taken on 3 January 1653 in Mattancherry, was a public avowal by members of the Saint Thomas Christian community of the Malabar Coast.

Unlike traditional humanisms, however, Sartre disavowed any reliance on an essential nature of man.

In law, avowry is where one takes a distress for rent or other thing, and the other sues replevin.

He was an avowed Loyalist (or Tory), who threatened to raise an army to protect his and other Loyalist farms and livestock against attacks by revolutionary forces.

It is very difficult to make out from the avowals of parties the real objects of their struggles, and still less easy is.

well known as a Puritan opponent of the royal house of Stuart for any disavowals to save him, and repentance was probably his best hope.

Synonyms:

avouch, acknowledge, admit,

Antonyms:

mistrust, disbelieve, distrust, disprove, disclaim,