Synonyms
Examples for "avowal"
Examples for "avowal"
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The innocent sensuality in the candid avowal of his tastes inspired confidence.
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He was a politician, and therefore discreet in the avowal of opinions.
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In the moment of your avowal my hand falls upon the ring.'
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Mr. Grey was struck with the simplicity and fulness of the avowal.
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She spared her the recital of facts further than the broad avowal.
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And it was for the avouchment of the love of the maiden, the daughter of Earl Ynywl, that Geraint jousted at the tournament.
A judgment by a higher court that the judgment of a lower court was correct and should stand.
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The case is seen as an important affirmation of Europe-wide citizenship rights.
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That's why Day Maker pops: It's a positive affirmation of the morning.
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They are best expressed in simple, straightforward statements of affirmation, such as:
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An affirmation of Pax Americana's success or a response to growing anti-Americanism?
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First, the denial of all error, and then the affirmation of truth.
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His own conscience wrote an affirmation of the truth in his countenance.
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And then a great battle cry of affirmation rose from every direction.
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Still averted from her, the young man made a sign of affirmation.
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Only each other, he heard, and he sent back affirmation and acceptance.
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The lover accepted this affirmation, though he knew better in his heart.
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The Catholic or Œcumenical Creeds make no affirmation whatever concerning the Bible.
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But it's also an affirmation that material possessions don't account for happiness.
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He paused, while the ancient beau across the table quickly nodded affirmation.
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Is the head nodded vertically in affirmation, and shaken laterally in negation?
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Having been deployed at scale, it gains affirmation with each passing day.
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Tagge grunted his affirmation, and the door to his office slid open.
