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promise

Definition for promise

noun as in hope, possibility

Strongest matches

ability, potential, talent

Weak match

good omen

verb as in bring hope, possibility

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Example Sentences

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Alas, “The Killing Age” is too marred by error and exaggeration to fulfill its promise.

On Thursday, Sultana transferred the first £200,000 - promising "further instalments will be paid as soon as possible, as the legal details are ironed out."

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“The answer,” Mr. Cooper and Ms. Johnson promise, “is in here somewhere”—hidden among piles of arch testimony and macabre illustrations in the style of Charles Addams.

It’s not uncommon to see crypto boosters promise that digital assets will transform finance.

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Hateful messages promising revenge were spray painted in Hebrew on the outside of the building, the photographs showed.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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