sworn in Polish
sworn in Polish is przysięgły — sworn means made or declared formally under oath.
sworn in Polish
przysięgły
Given or declared under oath.
What does "sworn" mean?
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adj Made or declared formally under oath.
"The witness signed a sworn affidavit before the clerk at the courthouse."
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adj Bound by a firm commitment, as if by an oath — often describing enemies or allies.
"They remained sworn allies, ready to defend each other whatever happened."
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sworn in a sentence
- The witness signed a sworn affidavit before the clerk at the courthouse.
- She gave a sworn statement to the police.
- They remained sworn allies, ready to defend each other whatever happened.
- The cat and the neighbor's dog are sworn enemies who never share the garden.
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What is "sworn" in Polish?
"sworn" in Polish is przysięgły. sworn means: Made or declared formally under oath.
How do you use "sworn" in a sentence?
Example: "The witness signed a sworn affidavit before the clerk at the courthouse." In Polish, "sworn" is przysięgły.
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