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To promise or make a guarantee to do something

To utter offensive words in anger or annoyance

To make a solemn statement or promise undertaking to do something or affirming that something is the case

To make a declaration, or give evidence, under oath

To have as a belief or opinion

To inaugurate into an office or an organization, especially ceremonially

To decrease the value, character, or quality of

An indecent, offensive or vulgar word or expression

A solemn promise regarding one's future action or behavior

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Verb

To promise or make a guarantee to do something

solemnly promise

give an undertaking

promise under oath

swear on the Bible

make a deposition

give one's word

have confidence in

make an affidavit

swear up and down

state under oath

give an assurance

swear under oath

give assurances

give your word of honour

bear witness to

provide evidence of

give your assurance

cross one's heart and hope to die

give grounds for

set the seal on

enter into an agreement

put oneself down for

swear to the fact

make a commitment

undertake solemnly

give reasons for

make a case for

give word of honor

give an undertaking to

shoot one's wad

shoot off one's mouth

throw your weight behind

give credence to

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“While all the main UK banks swear passionate allegiance to the very British concept of free while in credit banking, costs are inching up on several fronts.”

Verb

To utter offensive words in anger or annoyance

“It is wrong to swear and shout.”

Verb

To make a solemn statement or promise undertaking to do something or affirming that something is the case

give utterance to

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To make a declaration, or give evidence, under oath

give utterance to

give expression to

bring into the open

shout from the rooftops

give expression

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To have as a belief or opinion

be of the opinion

entertain the idea

subscribe to the opinion

bet one's bottom dollar

have sneaking suspicion

swear up and down

take as gospel truth

be under the impression

be of the opinion that

have a sneaking suspicion

think it likely

get the impression

feel in one's bones

have a funny feeling

have a suspicion

have a sneaking feeling

be given to understand

be inclined to think

have a foreboding

take it as read

consider it right

come to the conclusion that

come to the conclusion

form the opinion

take for granted

take it for granted

take it as given

think it probable

point the finger

harbor suspicion

have an idea that

make a judgement

lay down the law

philosophise^UK

have as one's opinion

philosophize^US

have the impression

have funny feeling

form an opinion of

form an impression of

set a figure on

think of as being

regard as being

look on as being

calculate to be

compartmentalize^US

characterize^US

compartmentalise^UK

characterise^UK

become aware of

become conscious of

become cognizant of

be cognizant of

be conscious of

get the picture

get the impression of

catch the drift

draw the inference

give thought to

put a figure on

take account of

calculate roughly

turn over in one's mind

consider the pros and cons of

go over with a fine-tooth comb

make an estimate of

put on thinking cap

go out on a limb

be led to believe

draw conclusions

draw a conclusion

come to understand

make a distinction between

tell the difference between

deliberate over

take as a hypothesis

make a guess at

put under a microscope

give much thought to

regard as likely

see something coming

jump to a conclusion

examine closely

ask oneself about

run up a flagpole

be in a brown study

make rough guess

get the measure of

roughly calculate

venture a guess

draw a distinction between

discern a difference between

think it likely that

give some thought to

have a sneaking suspicion of

take something on board

contextualise^UK

contextualize^US

editorialize^US

take as an example

look at as an example

consider as an example

read between the lines

put two and two together

read between lines

reach conclusion

know for certain

put a stopwatch on

intellectualize^US

editorialise^UK

express an opinion

be of the conviction

have the feeling

see handwriting on wall

tell in advance

crystal-ball divine

tell which is which

make an educated guess

intellectualise^UK

take under consideration

stop to consider

recognize a distinction

know what's what

separate the sheep from the goats

contradistinguish

draw a distinction

tell the difference

discern a difference

separate the wheat from the chaff

have one's number

take the measurements of

take the measure of

give the once-over

give something a going-over

give something a once-over

individualize^US

individualise^UK

see in the cards

contemplate the possibility of

be prepared for

have a hunch of

experiment with

place in juxtaposition

stack up against

measure the differences between

set side by side

balance the differences between

weigh the differences between

weigh against another

put side by side

give something a whirl

put to the test

put to the proof

have a taste of

try on for size

put into competition with

take a decision on

come to a decision about

call the shots on

take under advisement

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Verb

To inaugurate into an office or an organization, especially ceremonially

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To decrease the value, character, or quality of

treat with disrespect

commit sacrilege

put double whammy on

make degenerate

treat sacrilegiously

use bad language

live in the gutter

reduce in value

reduce in quality

lower someone's status

lower someone's dignity

take advantage of

lower the status of

drag through the mud

reduce the status of

blaspheme against

commit sacrilege against

utter profanities

be foul-mouthed

take the Lord's name in vain

use foul language

play havoc with

play merry hell with

drive a nail into the coffin of

exert influence on

have an impact on

have an effect on

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Noun

An indecent, offensive or vulgar word or expression

four-letter word

strong language

filthy language

vulgar language

colourful language

four-letter words

effing and blinding

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Noun

A solemn promise regarding one's future action or behavior

promissory note

sworn declaration

sworn statement

acknowledgment^US

acknowledgement^UK

official declaration

legal instrument

gentlemen's agreement

solemn declaration

verbal agreement

notarized statement

written testimony

sworn testimony

stamp of approval

meeting of minds

gentleman's agreement

meeting of the minds

two cents' worth

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