Avow-Vouch | Commonly Confused Words
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Avow vs. Vouch

Avow

/əˈvaʊ/
To state or affirm something openly and without hesitation.

Examples:

She avowed her dedication to the charity's cause.The politician avowed his commitment to reform.He openly avowed his love for classical music.

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Vouch

/vaʊtʃ/
Promise or declare support for someone or something as honest or good

Examples:

He decided to vouch for her honesty in the meeting.Can anyone here vouch for his whereabouts last night?She will vouch for the quality of the products sold.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Vouch contains the letters v and u, like validate, which can help you remember that it means to confirm or support something.
  • Avow starts with a, like announce, and it involves openly declaring something.
  • Think of vouch as related to vouchers or supportive documents, backing a claim.
  • Avow often involves a personal declaration, something from the heart.
  • Use vouch when you are acting on behalf of someone else or confirming their credibility.
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