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to plight one's troth
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to make a formal vow to get married to someone
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As they exchanged rings, they symbolically plighted their troth, sealing their commitment to each other.
In a traditional ceremony, they plighted their troth before family and friends, pledging their lifelong commitment.
The couple decided to plight their troth privately, exchanging vows in a quiet ceremony by the seaside.
