Definition of avowed in English:

avowed

adjective əˈvaʊdəˈvaʊd

attributive That has been asserted, admitted, or stated publicly.
an avowed atheist
they came to power with the avowed aim of promoting religious toleration
Example sentencesExamples
- The Italian Pontecorvo, an avowed communist, had wanted to make a tract against colonialism.
- We are endangered from the outside by our avowed enemies.
- His invocation of Lincoln and Washington, and his avowed determination to make hard choices, suggest the former.
- Trocchi, novelist and avowed internationalist, could keep quiet no longer.
- Sinclair Lewis, however, was an avowed admirer.
- Berezovsky is now in exile in London, an avowed enemy of President Putin.
- A failed school teacher who became Minister of Education; a one-time Methodist minister turned avowed atheist.
- The same general policy was true for adults, and the avowed aim of the justice system was rehabilitation.
- Finally, there's Dennis Kucinich, an avowed radical.
- Mr. Blunkett was clear in his avowed intention to undertake full consultation.
- She firmly believes in her father's avowed words.
- Stormfront has become a bridge to the mainstream, where controversial comments strangely mirror the rhetoric of avowed racists.
- Likewise Montesquieu in his Essay on Taste owes him more than is avowed.
- He is, at once, a forward looking evolutionist, and an avowed eugenicist.
- The actions taken by the Israeli forces directly contradict the avowed purpose of their attack.
- The defendants avowed intention was to disrupt the airfield.
- They're avowed enemies of the current Cuban state.
- The indulgence was a consequence of the context, of the avowed project.
- In the 2005 parliamentary elections, 99 per cent of Kurds voted for nationalist parties with an avowed secessionist agenda.
- The executives of international oil corporations, avowed globalizers in theory, are in practice the friends of regressive political economies.

Definition of avowed in US English:

avowed

adjectiveəˈvoudəˈvaʊd

attributive That has been asserted, admitted, or stated publicly.
an avowed atheist
they came to power with the avowed aim of promoting religious toleration
Example sentencesExamples
- The actions taken by the Israeli forces directly contradict the avowed purpose of their attack.
- Sinclair Lewis, however, was an avowed admirer.
- Trocchi, novelist and avowed internationalist, could keep quiet no longer.
- She firmly believes in her father's avowed words.
- The indulgence was a consequence of the context, of the avowed project.
- His invocation of Lincoln and Washington, and his avowed determination to make hard choices, suggest the former.
- A failed school teacher who became Minister of Education; a one-time Methodist minister turned avowed atheist.
- The Italian Pontecorvo, an avowed communist, had wanted to make a tract against colonialism.
- The executives of international oil corporations, avowed globalizers in theory, are in practice the friends of regressive political economies.
- The same general policy was true for adults, and the avowed aim of the justice system was rehabilitation.
- Likewise Montesquieu in his Essay on Taste owes him more than is avowed.
- They're avowed enemies of the current Cuban state.
- In the 2005 parliamentary elections, 99 per cent of Kurds voted for nationalist parties with an avowed secessionist agenda.
- Stormfront has become a bridge to the mainstream, where controversial comments strangely mirror the rhetoric of avowed racists.
- Mr. Blunkett was clear in his avowed intention to undertake full consultation.
- Finally, there's Dennis Kucinich, an avowed radical.
- Berezovsky is now in exile in London, an avowed enemy of President Putin.
- The defendants avowed intention was to disrupt the airfield.
- He is, at once, a forward looking evolutionist, and an avowed eugenicist.
- We are endangered from the outside by our avowed enemies.

单词	avowed
释义	Definition of avowed in English: avowed adjective əˈvaʊdəˈvaʊd attributive That has been asserted, admitted, or stated publicly. an avowed atheist they came to power with the avowed aim of promoting religious toleration Example sentencesExamples The Italian Pontecorvo, an avowed communist, had wanted to make a tract against colonialism. We are endangered from the outside by our avowed enemies. His invocation of Lincoln and Washington, and his avowed determination to make hard choices, suggest the former. Trocchi, novelist and avowed internationalist, could keep quiet no longer. Sinclair Lewis, however, was an avowed admirer. Berezovsky is now in exile in London, an avowed enemy of President Putin. A failed school teacher who became Minister of Education; a one-time Methodist minister turned avowed atheist. The same general policy was true for adults, and the avowed aim of the justice system was rehabilitation. Finally, there's Dennis Kucinich, an avowed radical. Mr. Blunkett was clear in his avowed intention to undertake full consultation. She firmly believes in her father's avowed words. Stormfront has become a bridge to the mainstream, where controversial comments strangely mirror the rhetoric of avowed racists. Likewise Montesquieu in his Essay on Taste owes him more than is avowed. He is, at once, a forward looking evolutionist, and an avowed eugenicist. The actions taken by the Israeli forces directly contradict the avowed purpose of their attack. The defendants avowed intention was to disrupt the airfield. They're avowed enemies of the current Cuban state. The indulgence was a consequence of the context, of the avowed project. In the 2005 parliamentary elections, 99 per cent of Kurds voted for nationalist parties with an avowed secessionist agenda. The executives of international oil corporations, avowed globalizers in theory, are in practice the friends of regressive political economies. Definition of avowed in US English: avowed adjectiveəˈvoudəˈvaʊd attributive That has been asserted, admitted, or stated publicly. an avowed atheist they came to power with the avowed aim of promoting religious toleration Example sentencesExamples The actions taken by the Israeli forces directly contradict the avowed purpose of their attack. Sinclair Lewis, however, was an avowed admirer. Trocchi, novelist and avowed internationalist, could keep quiet no longer. She firmly believes in her father's avowed words. The indulgence was a consequence of the context, of the avowed project. His invocation of Lincoln and Washington, and his avowed determination to make hard choices, suggest the former. A failed school teacher who became Minister of Education; a one-time Methodist minister turned avowed atheist. The Italian Pontecorvo, an avowed communist, had wanted to make a tract against colonialism. The executives of international oil corporations, avowed globalizers in theory, are in practice the friends of regressive political economies. The same general policy was true for adults, and the avowed aim of the justice system was rehabilitation. Likewise Montesquieu in his Essay on Taste owes him more than is avowed. They're avowed enemies of the current Cuban state. In the 2005 parliamentary elections, 99 per cent of Kurds voted for nationalist parties with an avowed secessionist agenda. Stormfront has become a bridge to the mainstream, where controversial comments strangely mirror the rhetoric of avowed racists. Mr. Blunkett was clear in his avowed intention to undertake full consultation. Finally, there's Dennis Kucinich, an avowed radical. Berezovsky is now in exile in London, an avowed enemy of President Putin. The defendants avowed intention was to disrupt the airfield. He is, at once, a forward looking evolutionist, and an avowed eugenicist. We are endangered from the outside by our avowed enemies.
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