Meanings of affiance in English

Here, beside the grave of her whom you both loved, I affiance you.

Thus he pledged his faith, and the Duke accepted his affiance.

They granted rings one to another, and pledged affiance between them.

Test this experience by your own simple affiance and living trust in Jesus Christ.

For nothing that man can give would I have you doubt my faith and affiance.

The choice rested with the fathers, who were accustomed to affiance their sons early, indeed when mere boys.

He must put full affiance in God, and love Him supremely: and next, me; and below that, all other.

He had gone through many and divers perils, and was a valiant knight, having faith and affiance in God.

He is a traitor to affiance and abuse to employment, and a rule of villainy in a plot of mischief.

If we have a God that cannot lie, let us grasp His faithful word with an affiance that cannot falter.

Some dim survival of ancestral ideas made Herminia Barton so array herself in the white garb of affiance for her bridal evening.

Despite their connection, there was not yet between them that delicious intimacy which ought to accompany the affiance of two hearts and souls.

And then and there did Pericles, with the consent of Thaisa, solemnly affiance their daughter, the virtuous Marina, to the well-deserving Lysimachus in marriage.

It was Suke Damson, the affianced one of simple young Tim Tangs.

The drudge had probably been affianced oftener than any woman in Bursley.

This very day you shall be affianced to the Countess of Ostheim.