What Does Avouch Mean in Literature?

(ə-vouch′) tr.v. a·vouched, a·vouch·ing, a·vouch·es. 1. To declare the provable truth or validity of; affirm: She avouched that she herself was innocent.

What is the word Avouch mean?

transitive verb. 1 : to declare as a matter of fact or as a thing that can be proved : affirm. 2 : to vouch for : corroborate. 3a : to acknowledge (something, such as an act) as one's own.

How do you use Avouch in a sentence?

Avouch sentence example

She asked Tim to recommend her for the job since he could avouch for her excellent character. I can avouch that he is a good violin player because I have seen him practice for years. He could avouch for Rachel's story, so the judge asked him to come to the witness stand.

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