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Meanings of avouch in English
Usage of avouch in English
1
The words which I shall utter I will avouch with my blood.
2
But it is not so, as every well-constituted mind will avouch.
3
Stay, is it because you were my husband once, as these lines avouch?
4
Is he our Lord and master, and should we not own and avouch him?
5
I will avouch it; and how deeply I was tempted therein, your Lordship knoweth best.
6
Wouldst thou have me avouch what might cost me life and limb, land and goods?
7
Yes, I am ready to avouch, this is the prettiest little paradise within miles of Avonsbridge.
8
Can he avouch the fidelity of his correspondent?
9
Johanna had just gone out of the room; whether intentionally or not, this history can not avouch.
10
Happily I cannot here be judged as a sentimental visionary for my companion will avouch the facts.
11
You will think you have made no offence if the duke avouch the justice of your dealing?
12
But the king's son of Archenland should avouch his deed; not hang his head like a Calormene slave.
13
They avouch, O king, that
14
Dare I avouch it?
15
Aye, we know that the Frenchwoman can make the poor fool of a King believe and avouch anything she choose!
16
There was a faint cry of "Treason!" but he answered, "I will avouch the deed before God and man.
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