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Plight

imp amp p p of Plight to pledge

Plight, signifieth an estate, with the habit and quality of the

of any certain knowledge of right and wrong from ones plight as a free agent with uncertain guidelines may arise feelings

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Affidare, to plight faith, or give or swear fealty, i.e., fidelity, Cowel's Law

To release from espousal or plighted faith

act of espousing or betrothing especially in the plural betrothal plighting of the troths a contract of marriage sometimes the marriage

One who or that which plights

all marriages were formerly celebrated) after affiance made and troth plighted between them, endowed his wife with the whole or such

Affiance [fr. fidem dare, Lat.], the plighting of troth or promise between a man and woman, upon

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