Definition of avouch - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
truthtr. Dated confirm or verify the truth of somethingtr. Dated
- The witness avouched the suspect's alibi.
2.
asserttr./intr. Dated declare freely and openly with confidencetr./intr. Dated
- He avouched his innocence to everyone present.
3.
guaranteetr. Dated vouch for someone or something's reliabilitytr. Dated
- I can avouch for his honesty and integrity.
Origin of avouch
Old French, avochier (to call)
Examples of avouch in a sentence
She avouched the accuracy of the report. She avouched her loyalty to the cause. The witness avouched the truth of the statement in court. I can avouch for her dedication to the project. They avouch the quality of their products with a warranty.
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- French:confirmer, affirmer, ...
- German:bestätigen, versichern, ...
- Italian:avallare, dichiarare, ...
- Spanish:confirmar, afirmar, ...
- Portuguese:confirmar, afirmar com confiança, ...
- Chinese:确认, 断言, ...
- Japanese:確認する, 主張する, ...
- Arabic:أَكَّدَ, أَكَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַשֵּׁר, לְהַצְהִיר, ...
- Russian:подтверждать, заявлять, ...
- Ukrainian:підтверджувати, заявляти, ...
- Hindi:पुष्टि करना, घोषणा करना, ...
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