troths Synonyms

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, betrothal, loyal or pledged faithfulness, pledge, betroth, betroth, pledge, one's pledged word

Their marriage vows were exchanged in solemn troths, promising unwavering commitment.
The ancient runes etched into the stone tablets bore witness to the troths of a long-forgotten tribe.
The king's troths, once given, were unbreakable, guaranteeing protection to his subjects.
The knight kept his troths to his lady fair, defending her honor with unwavering resolve.
The merchants' troths were their pledge of fair dealings, ensuring trust among traders.
The witches' troths were whispered in secrecy, binding their coven together in unbreakable bonds.
The oaths sworn at the altar were solemn troths, promising a lifetime of love and fidelity.
The bandits' troths were worthless, broken as easily as the vows they uttered.
The politician's troths were often empty promises, made to gain votes but never intended to be kept.
The child's troths were pure and innocent, reflecting the untarnished idealism of youth.

, betrothal, loyal or pledged faithfulness, pledge, betroth, betroth, pledge, one's pledged word

pledges,promises, vows, assurances, arrangements, oaths, appointments,words, commitments, undertakings

disengagements,,

Their marriage vows were exchanged in solemn troths, promising unwavering commitment.

The ancient runes etched into the stone tablets bore witness to the troths of a long-forgotten tribe.

The king's troths, once given, were unbreakable, guaranteeing protection to his subjects.

The knight kept his troths to his lady fair, defending her honor with unwavering resolve.