troth (Meaning)
troth (n)
a mutual promise to marry
a solemn pledge of fidelity
troth (n.)
Belief; faith; fidelity.
Truth; verity; veracity; as, by my troth.
Betrothal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of troth
Synonyms:
- token
- compact
- guarantee
- engagement
- agreement
- contract
- appointment
- security
- bond
- guaranty
- gage
- obligation
- covenant
- undertaking
- deposit
- arrangement
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
troth Sentence Examples
- The couple exchanged vows at the altar, pledging their unwavering troth to one another.
- The knight swore a solemn troth to protect the kingdom and its people.
- The treaty was signed with a handshake, sealing the troth between the two nations.
- The princess demanded a troth of loyalty from her suitor.
- The pact between the three friends was sealed with a troth of unbreakable companionship.
- The trader broke his troth, selling goods that were not as promised.
- The oath of troth is a sacred bond, not to be taken lightly.
- The betrayal of troth led to a bitter feud between the former allies.
- The troth of the samurai bound him to loyalty, honor, and duty.
- The covenant of troth between the students created a sense of unity and camaraderie.
FAQs About the word troth
a mutual promise to marry, a solemn pledge of fidelityBelief; faith; fidelity., Truth; verity; veracity; as, by my troth., Betrothal.
oath, pledge, vow,promise, commitment, assurance,word, token, compact, guarantee
disengagement, disengagement,,
The couple exchanged vows at the altar, pledging their unwavering troth to one another.
The knight swore a solemn troth to protect the kingdom and its people.
The treaty was signed with a handshake, sealing the troth between the two nations.
The princess demanded a troth of loyalty from her suitor.
