sworn Definition
sworn (swôrn)
intransitive verb, transitive verb
adjective
bound, pledged, promised, etc. by or as by an oath
sworn Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- affidavit: A copy of the sworn affidavit was obtained at the federal high court.
- enemy: His sworn enemy from Hong Kong moves in next door in Dorset.
- testimony: The inquest was conducted by means of sworn testimony.
- foe: Mumbo Jumbo The masked shaman, Banjo's friend and Gruntilda's sworn foe.
- oath: It's a sworn oath for magicians not to tell the audience how a trick is done.
- translator: I'm a translator, a sworn translator of English into Spanish.
Modifying Another Word
lawfully: Perjury A lawfully sworn witness in judicial proceedings deliberately giving false evidence.
Browse dictionary entries near sworn
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