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take an oath

   Also found in: Legal 0.01 sec.
take an oath
to make an oath; to swear to something. You must take an oath that you will never tell anyone about this. When I was a witness in court, I had to take an oath that I would tell the truth.
See also: oath, take


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Ulster Unionist Fred Cobain said Gardai should have to take an oath of allegiance.
 
 
 
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