avouched (Meaning)

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avouched (imp. & p. p.)

of Avouch

No strong syonyms found.

The witness avouched that he had seen the defendant commit the crime.
The historian avouched the authenticity of the ancient manuscript.
The mother avouched her daughter's innocence, insisting she would never harm anyone.
The scientist avouched the results of his experiment, claiming they were indisputable.
The teacher avouched that the student had cheated on the test, citing the suspicious behavior she witnessed.
The doctor avouched the patient's recovery, stating that the treatment had been successful.
The lawyer avouched his client's alibi, claiming he was out of town at the time of the murder.
The politician avouched his commitment to the principles of honesty and transparency.
The child avouched that the monster in the closet was real, even though everyone else said it was just a dream.
The historian avouched that the painting was a genuine work by Rembrandt, based on his extensive research.

of Avouch

testified (to), witnessed,affirmed, vouched (for), guaranteed, authenticated, asserted, attested, certified,

rejected, abandoned, denied, abandoned, rejected,denied, repudiated, challenged, disclaimed, refuted

The witness avouched that he had seen the defendant commit the crime.

The historian avouched the authenticity of the ancient manuscript.

The mother avouched her daughter's innocence, insisting she would never harm anyone.

The scientist avouched the results of his experiment, claiming they were indisputable.