Vows are serious promises people make. They are often said in weddings or important events. People say them to show they will keep their word.
They made vows to help each other.
She kept her vows to the doctor.
Vows can be special promises made in religion. People often say them in churches or temples during ceremonies. These promises are very important spiritually.
They said their vows in church today.
The priest spoke about holy vows.
During weddings, the couple says vows. These are special words that show love and care. Saying vows means they will be kind and stay together.
They exchanged vows at the wedding.
She smiled as he said his vows.
Sometimes, vows mean strong personal promises. These are not spoken in ceremonies but are goals people try to reach. It shows strong determination.
He made vows to improve himself.
Her vows to work hard were clear.
Historically, vows described formal spoken words of promise. These could be in old stories or poems. It shows respect and serious intent.
The knight pledged solemn vows of loyalty.
She spoke vows under the ancient oak tree.
As a verb, to vow means to make a serious promise. It is used when someone promises firmly to do something. The verb forms are vow, vowed, vowed.
I vow to tell the truth always.
She vows to help her family.
