Similar words: pledge, ledger, knowledge, acknowledge, general ledger, acknowledgement, edge, abridged. Meaning: [pledʒd] 
adj. 1. bound by or as if by an oath 2. pledged to be married.
adj. 1. bound by or as if by an oath 2. pledged to be married. 
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31. I pledged my watch.
32. The treaty pledged mutual assistance in the event of an attack on either country.
33. The local council has pledged to clamp down on litter louts on the beach.
34. Moore pledged $100,000 to the orchestra at the fund-raising dinner.
35. She pledged her jewellery as security for a ￡50 000 loan.
36. The PM pledged to make life better for the poorest families.
37. He pledged his cooperation.
38. Mr Dudley has pledged to give any award to charity.
39. He pledged undying love/loyalty.
40. Many TV celebrities have already pledged their support to the appeal.
41. Herrera pledged that his company will give aid to schools.
42. The government has pledged to give the promotion of democracy higher priority.
43. The President pledged himself to increase taxes for the rich but not the middle classes.
44. The superpowers pledged to maintain symmetry in their arms shipments.
45. The government has pledged itself to send aid to the famine victims.
46. He pledged that he would never lie to the American people.
47. Several European governments have pledged to work together to crack down on child pornography and sex tourism.
48. He pledged that his party would listen to the voice of the people.
49. They have pledged that they will always remain faithful to each other.
50. Donors pledged a total of $1,000 million in relief aid.
51. Moore has pledged $100,000 to the symphony.
52. It has also pledged a further ￡15,000.
53. Salinas pledged to modernize Mexico when he was elected.
54. The U.S. has pledged aid to the country.
55. He expressed his hearty agreement and desire for a compromise between the various church factions, and pledged his active support.
56. It offers to those who demand quality the abolition of the Audit Commission, something to which it is pledged.
57. The town remained prosperous and pledged its loyalty to its new owner in a rebellion against the Lancastrian government in 1452.
58. Dole has pledged to balance the federal budget and cut taxes.Sentencedict.com
59. More than 400 Wensleydale Smokebusters have pledged to help support some one wanting to give up cigarettes.
60. Mr Patten pledged to continue fighting for greater democracy for the colony.
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