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Oaths you have taken

🇬🇧 UK //əʊθs juː hæv ˈteɪ.kən// 🇺🇸 US //oʊθs juː hæv ˈteɪ.kən//

Meaning of Oaths you have taken

Formal promises made to speak the truth or uphold certain duties.

In simple words: Promises you have made, often formally or seriously.

Oaths you have taken in a sentence

• The oaths you have taken bind you to tell the truth in court.
• Those oaths you have taken in service reflect your dedication.
• Breaking the oaths you have taken can lead to severe consequences.
• In many cultures, the oaths you have taken are sacred and not to be broken.
• We often question the oaths you have taken during difficult times.

How to use Oaths you have taken

Typically used in legal, religious, or serious contexts. Avoid using in casual conversations.

Grammar pattern

oaths + you have taken

Memory hint

Think of 'oaths' as a serious 'path' you promised to take.

Related words

Collocations with Oaths you have taken

• uphold oaths
• swear oaths
• honor oaths
• take oaths
• broken oaths

Synonyms for Oaths you have taken

• vows
• pledges
• promises
• covenants
• commitments

Common mistakes with Oaths you have taken

• Confused with 'oath' without the plural form.
• Misused in informal speech where serious promises are not implied.
• Incorrectly used with simple past tense (should be present perfect).

Frequently asked questions about Oaths you have taken

What does Oaths you have taken mean?

Promises you have made, often formally or seriously.

What is the definition of Oaths you have taken?

Formal promises made to speak the truth or uphold certain duties.

How do you use Oaths you have taken in a sentence?

The oaths you have taken bind you to tell the truth in court.

Can you give another example of Oaths you have taken?

Those oaths you have taken in service reflect your dedication.

What are synonyms for Oaths you have taken?

Common alternatives include vows, pledges, promises, covenants, commitments.

What words go with Oaths you have taken?

It commonly pairs with uphold oaths, swear oaths, honor oaths, take oaths, broken oaths.

What are common mistakes when using Oaths you have taken?

Confused with 'oath' without the plural form. Misused in informal speech where serious promises are not implied. Incorrectly used with simple past tense (should be present perfect).

How do you pronounce Oaths you have taken?

US: //oʊθs juː hæv ˈteɪ.kən//, UK: //əʊθs juː hæv ˈteɪ.kən//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Oaths you have taken formal or informal?

"Oaths you have taken" is formal, so it fits professional, business, or academic conversations.

When should I use Oaths you have taken?

Typically used in legal, religious, or serious contexts. Avoid using in casual conversations.