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objure

/ (ɒbˈdʒʊə) /

verb rare

(tr) to put on oath
(intr) to swear

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Derived forms of objure

objuration, noun

Word Origin for objure

C17: from Latin objūrāre to bind by oath

Words nearby objure

object relationship, object relations theory, objet d'art, objet de vertu, objet trouvé, objure, objurgate, obl., oblanceolate, oblast, oblate
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