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I . swear <swore, sworn> [swer, Brit sweəʳ] VB intr

1. swear (take oath):

swear
I couldn't swear to it inf

2. swear (curse):

swear

II . swear <swore, sworn> [swer, Brit sweəʳ] VB trans

swear in VB trans LAW

Usage examples with swear

to swear blind that ...
to swear in sb
to swear by God
to swear like a trooper
I couldn't swear to it inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The refusal to swear oaths or take up arms came to be a much more important part of his public statements.
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Applicants can not officially swear their enlistment oath in the recruiting office.
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He signed a new law requiring that manufacturers and wholesalers swear under penalty of perjury that they are not selling untaxed cigarettes.
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Some people swear that application on the skin prevents prickly heat.
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She doesn't drink, swear or blaspheme but neither does she pontificate about any of them.
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The rhyme of swear for with wherefore and ecclesiastic with (in) stead of a stick are surprising, unnatural, and humorous.
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He says he could swear he saw a rest area there, and is told that there never was one.
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Some will swear up and down that there is no better way to make coffee.
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He makes all the outlaws swear fealty to him, and then discusses their fates.
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The same set of participants underwent the iced water test on a separate occasion, but this time they repeated a neutral, non-swear word.
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