oaths
SayOHTHZUS/oʊðz/UK/əʊðz/
- 1Plural of oath. Use it when you mean more than one.
Witnesses swore oaths before giving their testimony in court.
The new police officers took their oaths in front of their families.
- 2The form of oath used in the present with he, she, it, or a singular noun. An old use, rare today.
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oaths is a form of oath
oath, noun: A serious promise that calls on a god or another power to show you mean what you say. Full entry
- Forms
- oathoaths plural
- Spelling
- oath → oaths: add -s
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