avow
31avow — v.t. openly acknowledge; affirm. ♦ avowal, n …
32avow — /avaw/ In pleading, to acknowledge and justify an act done. To make an avowry. See avowal avowry justification …
33avow — /avaw/ In pleading, to acknowledge and justify an act done. To make an avowry. See avowal avowry justification …
34avow — To declare solemnly; to make avowry. See avowry …
35avow — v.tr. 1 admit, confess. 2 a refl. admit that one is (avowed himself the author). b (as avowed adj.) admitted (the avowed author). Derivatives: avowal n. avowedly adv. Etymology: ME f. OF avouer acknowledge f. L advocare (as AD , vocare call) …
36avow·al — /əˈvaʊəl/ noun, pl als [count] formal : an open and public statement I didn t believe her avowal of innocence. The couple exchanged avowals of love …
37dis·avow — …
38re-avow — …
39avowal — avow·al …
40avowedly — avow·ed·ly …
