swear|swearing|swears|swore|sworn in English

verb

[swer /sweə]

pledge, vow, solemnly promise; curse, use obscene language; testify under oath (Law); bind by an oath

Use "swear|swearing|swears|swore|sworn" in a sentence

1. An Affidavit is a sworn legal document swearing to the authenticity of a statement or fact

2. > Cussing, swearing Is it a sin to cuss / swear / curse? Question: "Is it a sin to cuss / swear / curse?" Answer: It is definitely a sin to swear (curse, cuss, etc.)

3. He swears by vitamin C pills.

4. Legal Definition of Affiant : a person who swears to an affidavit — compare deponent, witness History and Etymology for Affiant Middle French, from present participle of affier to pledge faith, swear, from …

5. Jenica Atwin takes part in a swearing in ceremony as she is sworn in as the MP for Fredericton and the third member of the Green Party caucus in …

6. She swore revenge.

7. Okcupid is dead, or Brevetting importunely swears

8. My dad swears by these vitamin pills.

9. My father swears by these vitamin pills.

10. Tom swears out a complaint of kidnapping.

11. He always swears and blasphemes when he's drunk.

12. Jane swore us to secrecy.

13. They swore before the memorial.

14. Sworn enemy of who?

15. He swore by my pictures.

16. He was cautioned for swearing.

17. But not, he swears, in a carnal sense.

18. Alima, I swear!

19. Are you swearing at me?

20. She was swearing something terrible.

21. She blushed scarlet when I swore.

22. He swore to obey the king.

23. The jurors were sworn in.

24. Don't swear so much.

25. “Andrei would never swear.”