What is another word for avowed ?

Openly declared or recognized

authorized^US

authorised^UK

legalized^US

legalised^UK

licensed^US

due

sound

licenced^UK

by your own admission

realized^US

realised^UK

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“Berezovsky is now in exile in London, an avowed enemy of President Putin.”

Adjective

In a way that is easily perceived, understood or believed

rumoured^UK

rumored^US

commonly believed

commonly regarded

posturing

phoney^UK

phony^US

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Adjective

Open and not secret nor concealed

sticking out like a sore thumb

as plain as a pikestaff

standing out like a sore thumb

staring someone in the face

as plain as the nose on your face

written all over someone

stick out like sore thumb

right under your nose

staring you in the face

as clear as crystal

make no bones

plain as the nose on your face

in evidence

on display

anywhere to be seen

instantly recognizable

staring one in the face

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Adjective

to all intents and purposes

Unnatural or artificial in one's mannerisms or behavior

phoney^UK

phony^US

laboured^UK

labored^US

colored^US

coloured^UK

fantasized^US

fantasised^UK

plagiarized^US

plagiarised^UK

not existing in nature

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Adjective

Claimed as a title one gave to oneself

Verb

To have acknowledged, or conceded, the truth of

realized^US

realised^UK

made a clean breast of

took something on board

come out of the closet

spilled the beans about

taken something on board

brought into the open

came out of the closet

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“But allies avow that she is becoming friendlier, and more nuanced in her views.”

Verb

To have made a claim

emphasized^US

emphasised^UK

rumored^US

rumoured^UK

vocalized^US

verbalized^US

verbalised^UK

vocalised^UK

shouted from the rooftops

brought into the open

talked about

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Verb

made a public declaration of

Past tense for to assert or declare openly or boldly

emphasized^US

emphasised^UK

acknowledged publicly

represented oneself as

proclaimed that one is

shot one's wad

maintained that one is

feigned the identity of

passed oneself off as

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“They avow their love and fidelity, exchange rings, and accept that their union will be indissoluble.”

Verb

Past tense for to confirm the truth or factuality of

formalised^UK

formalized^US

legitimised^UK

legitimized^US

demonstrated the truth of

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“I can avow that my friendship for her is great, and that I esteem her beyond any woman I ever met with, or probably ever shall.”

Verb

given your word of honour

Past tense for to make a pledge or promise to do something

gave your word of honour

sworn up and down

made a commitment

entered into an agreement

gave an undertaking to

given an undertaking to

swore on bible

sworn on bible

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“Our company will only engage with businesses and individuals in the sales chain that will avow to do business in an ethical manner.”

Verb

let the cat out of the bag

Past tense for to admit that one has committed a crime or wrongdoing

weaseled^US

weaselled^UK

accepted responsibility

made a clean breast of it

told all about

brought into the open

came out of the closet

come out of the closet

got off your chest

made a clean breast of things

made a clean breast of

went public with

gone public with

spilled your guts about

spilled the beans about

Verb

Past tense for to disclose or tell, usually something that has been hidden or kept secret

brought out into the open

brought to public attention

brought to public notice

gotten out of your system

brought out into open

got out of your system

put cards on table

let the cat out of the bag

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