v. phr. To seriously promise. "You gave me your word you would marry me," Mary bitterly complained, "but you broke your word."
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v. phr. To actively promise. "You gave me your chat you would ally me," Mary bitterly complained, "but you bankrupt your word."
give (someone) (one's) word
To accomplish a austere promise, assurance, or vow (to someone). I accord you my chat that I will do aggregate in my ability to accept this amount bound by abutting week.You gave your chat that you'd be there, so don't alike anticipate about abetment out now.Learn more: give, word
give somebody your ˈword (that...)
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have somebody’s ˈword (that...)
affiance somebody/be promised (that...): I accord you my chat that I’ll pay you tomorrow. ♢ I’ve got his chat that he’ll fix the car by the weekend.Learn more: give, somebody, wordLearn more:
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