promise
/ˈprɑmɪs/
verb
- To tell someone that you will definitely do or not do something.
- He promised not to be late again.
- I promise to call you tomorrow.
- She promised her parents she would study harder.
- To give a strong indication that something will happen or be the case.
- The sunny weather promised a great day at the beach.
- The dark clouds promise rain.
- This new technology promises to change our lives.
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noun
- A statement telling someone that you will definitely do or not do something.
- He kept his promise and returned the book on time.
- She made a promise to help her friend move.
- Breaking a promise can hurt someone's feelings.
- Signs or qualities that show someone or something will be successful or good in the future.
- There is a promise of spring in the warmer air.
- The young artist shows great promise.
- Her early work was full of promise.
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