Similar words: promise, compromise, promising, promiscuous, prominent, misery, demise, advised. Meaning: ['prɑmɪst /'prɒ-] 
adj. assured by (usually) spoken agreement.
adj. assured by (usually) spoken agreement. 
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(61) The reporter promised not to break the story.
(62) She has been promised to Bill.
(63) Brushing away her tears, she promised to return.
(64) They promised to rap with the management.
(65) She promised faithfully that she would come.
(66) He promised to visit us on his return.
(67) The military has promised to yield power.
(68) They had only received half the money promised.
(69) The principal promised to root out the troublemakers.
(70) Hell's teeth, I promised I'd be back by two.
(71) The government has promised to cut hospital waiting lists.
(72) The money was repaid, as promised.
(73) The government has promised to get tough on crime.
(74) She was promised a promotion but it never materialized.
(75) Here's the money I promised you.
(76) The promotion he had been promised failed to materialize.
(77) The President promised across-the-board tax cuts if re-elected.
(78) He promised he was through with drugs.
(79) He promised to atone for his crime.
(80) The new leader has promised to respect the constitution.
(81) The manifesto promised reform of the social security system.
(82) He promised to attend but then begged off.
(83) We promised to stay friends for ever.
(84) He promised there would be no backtracking on policies.
(85) The General had promised to cede power by January.
(86) He retracted what he had promised.
(87) She promised to be a brilliant musician.
(88) The government has promised to legislate against discrimination.
(89) Ann faithfully promised never to tell my secret.
(90) the politician who promised 'peace in our time'
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