verb
avouch
Avouch (verb) means to state something firmly and openly.
verb
1
To state something firmly and openly.
2
To admit that something is true, and approve of it.
3
To confirm that something is true or correct.
4
To refer to something as proof or support for a claim.
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Etymology
From Old French avouchier, which came from Latin advocāre. It is a doublet of advocate, advoke and avow.
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What is the meaning of avouch?
"avouch" (verb) means to state something firmly and openly.
What is another word for avouch?
Other words for "avouch" include avow.
What is the opposite of avouch?
Opposites of "avouch" include controvert, deny, gainsay, contradict.
What are the different meanings of avouch?
"avouch" has 3 main meanings: 1. To state something firmly and openly; 2. To admit that something is true, and approve of it; 3. To confirm that something is true or correct.
