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Meanings of oath in English
Synonyms
Examples for "curse"
Examples for "curse"
1
Thyestes exalts over the fulfillment of another chapter in the inevitable curse.
2
They had got the Nibelungen hoard; and with it the Nibelungen curse.
3
The curse of militarism may make itself felt even in the school-room.
4
Maybe Drake is trying to direct the curse's power towards the Warriors.
5
The fearful curse of the country, however, is the belief in witchcraft.
1
Some were calling good mornings, but one at least was swearing angrily.
2
Several hundred people earlier attended Lukashenko's swearing-in ceremony for a sixth term.
3
It was not mere idle swearing; it seemed always genuine and serious.
4
The swearing in of new ministers will take place on 2 May.
5
The state's swearing-in date for the governor-elect is set for Dec. 1.
1
Joseph said, I think you should add a couple of cuss words.
2
They knew the best Spanish cuss words and where to score dope.
3
I said a few comforting cuss words and took off after DeChooch.
4
Got in just in time to pop the cuss that had you.
5
I wanted to stand on the corner and cuss someone out too.
1
His gesture merely earned him, and the paper, yet more expletive-laden abuse.
2
I heard voices, then a muffled expletive ahead and to my right.
3
According to one witness, he called Dier every expletive under the sun.
4
In an expletive-charged broadside, the executive was quoted as saying: You... Americans!
5
The question of a standard long-distance expletive for foozlers is held over.
1
Like the Brothers Crosstalk, we say so simultaneously, using the same swearword.
2
Ed, after shouting the ugliest known pluralised swearword, wanted to hug registrar Natasha.
3
Trix caught a swearword in her mouth before it came out.
4
Third, the stronger the swearword, the harder we ought to think about using it.
5
The problem is politics. He made it a swearword.
1
I took out every, not every, but every sort of curse word.
2
There was no lying, Dimon said, emphasizing his remarks with a curse word.
3
First and foremost, there wasn't a curse word in sight.
4
She actually said a curse word in there, too, but I'd rather not repeat that.
5
Ruby shouted something-undoubtedlyanother curse word-andstepped behind Stony.
Usage of oath in English
1
From the defendants taking the oath to the case wrapping: 30 minutes.
2
He raised a right hand, swore an oath and told the truth.
3
After taking oath as president eight years ago, what has he done?
4
But under oath in the trade-secrets case, Science Care executives said otherwise.
5
Rang the first words of an oath taken by Athenians before battle.
6
The county clerk administers the oath to the justices of the peace.
7
Unfortunately, I'm still bound by my oath not to let you interfere.
8
He expressed his displeasure at the particular oath exacted from the Waartgelders.
9
With all sincerity I take this oath before the people of China.
10
Today, 52 of them voted to betray that oath-andall of us.
11
He will answer questions under oath at a deposition on Oct. 9.
12
After him in succession the whole army severally took the same oath.
13
The oath he uttered in response to his brother's words was blistering.
14
Immediately afterwards Mr Habibie took the oath based on the 1945 constitution.
15
It had come at the price of a broken oath, he knew.
16
The fines recorded during the Commonwealth were: For swearing one oath, 3s.
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Translations for oath
Oath through the time
Oath across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
South Africa
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