avow in Latin
avow in Latin is profiteor — avow means to state something openly and confidently, admitting it is true.
avow in Latin
profiteor
(transitive) To declare openly and boldly, as something believed to be right; to own, acknowledge or confess frankly.
What does "avow" mean?
- verb To state something openly and confidently, admitting it is true.
- verb To commit yourself to something by making a formal promise.
- verb (law) To admit to doing something and give a reason that justifies it.
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What is "avow" in Latin?
"avow" in Latin is profiteor. avow means: To state something openly and confidently, admitting it is true.
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