Pledge Noun Synonyms
deposit, pawn, mortgage, gage, hock
He pledged his gold watch to pay for her birthday present.
swear, vow, promise, give one's word (of honor), contract, undertake, agree, vouch, vouchsafe
I pledge allegiance to the nation.
toast, tribute, cheer, health
They drank a pledge to the success of the voyage.
promise, oath, vow, word (of honor), covenant, assurance, guaranty, guarantee, warrant, warranty
They have our solemn pledge that we will return within the hour.
bail, surety, collateral, security, deposit, earnest (money), pawn, gage, bond, guaranty, guarantee
They wanted something besides my signature as a pledge for the money.
Pledge Verb Synonyms
toast, drink (to), drink (someone's) health
Drink to me only with thine eyes And I will pledge with mine.
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