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Meaning of devow
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devow (v. t.)
To give up; to devote.
To disavow; to disclaim.
devow Sentence Examples
- In certain cultures, devow is considered a solemn vow made to the divine.
- He pledged his devow to the service of his community, promising to uphold its values.
- The ancient ritual required participants to recite a devow before entering the sacred grounds.
- As part of their initiation, novices were tasked with crafting their own devow to the temple.
- The elders emphasized the importance of honoring one's devow, as it was a bond of spiritual commitment.
- Legends tell of a hero who fulfilled a devow, bringing prosperity to his people.
- She whispered her devow under the moonlit sky, feeling the weight of its significance.
- The devow ceremony marked a pivotal moment in the young warrior's journey.
- The king's devow to protect his kingdom echoed through the halls of the palace.
- With tears in his eyes, he uttered his final devow, sealing his fate with determination.
FAQs About the word devow
To give up; to devote., To disavow; to disclaim.
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In certain cultures, devow is considered a solemn vow made to the divine.
He pledged his devow to the service of his community, promising to uphold its values.
The ancient ritual required participants to recite a devow before entering the sacred grounds.
As part of their initiation, novices were tasked with crafting their own devow to the temple.
