Avowal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AVOWAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a declaration
• An open declaration; frank acknowledgment; as, an avowal of such principles.
• a statement asserting the existence or the truth of something
• an affirmation of the truth of what one believes.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an open declaration

Words related to AVOWAL

avoure9 avow10 avowals13 avowry15

How to use AVOWAL in a sentence

• Powis, you, who I believe are a European, will learn humility in the avowal.
• I had never seen him since I made the avowal to him.
• The main field of discussion touching Compromise in expression and avowal lies in the region of religious belief.
• As for me, I waited for the avowal as for an earthquake.
• What had I done by the short, indistinct, most inconsiderate avowal, and how was it possible now to avert its consequences? Every tender and uneasy glance that Mr.
• By your own avowal, it is applicable to international relations only.
• But it was necessary to make this avowal, among other reasons, for one which the world would recognize too.
• Free and innocent when he came before the judge, in a moment his own avowal had made him feel criminal.
• But the one on which he laid the greatest stress was that flight would be equivalent to avowal.
• He recalled certain looks of Bertha, certain tones of voice, which were an avowal.
• The extraordinary care he was giving the machine was a plain avowal of his deep regard for her comfort and happiness.
• No candidate for any office whatever, high or low, has ventured to seek votes on the avowal that he was for giving up the Union.
• As the Quaker tenets respected the state as well as religion, the bold avowal of them brought him into collision with the laws, and several times into prison and banishment.
• And here give me leave to make an avowal, for which, in my present retirement, there can be no motive but a regard for truth.
• The frenzied laugh of Zarathustra ends in an avowal of discouraged impotence.
• Lord Dice received his with a bow, Temple Grace with a sigh, the Baron with an avowal of his readiness always to give him his revenge.
• At this day, I am glad that I had the courtesy to restrain my feelings, and not to damp the delighted welcome of Nurse and her friends by an insulting avowal of my disappointment.
• The Voetians professed to desire a reform, but their conduct was not in harmony with their avowal.
• What cause had I given her for treating me with such open contempt? Surely not my avowal of love, however inopportune that might have been, nor my holding her prisoner.
• They will discover who you are, and you will lose the advantage of a frank avowal.
• The first stunning effects of her dread avowal were recovered, sense was entirely restored, but the short-lived energy had gone.
• That her avowal of her faith would elude torture, by at once condemning her to the flames, was disregarded.
• It is an unanswerable argument to this effect that no candidate for any office whatever, high or low, has ventured to seek votes on the avowal that he was for giving up the Union.
• The law which thus found its way to our statute book was plain in its terms, and its intent needed no avowal.
• It is time, Senators, that there should be an open and manly avowal on all sides, as to what is intended to be done.

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