Swear into

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verb

To formally make a person begin a new job or duty by making them promise to do it honestly, often by saying a formal statement.

The new president will be sworn into office next week.
Visual representation of "swear into" - To formally make a person begin a new job or duty by making them promise to do it honestly, often by saying a formal statement.

Often appears as...

  • swear into office
  • swear into position

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Formal

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Ceremonial Context

Used during formal ceremonies where an oath is taken to uphold responsibilities.

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The judge was sworn into office in a ceremonial event.
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Starting Role

Indicates the official start of a person's duties in a role or job.

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She was sworn into the position of treasurer.
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Public Trust

Highlights the person's commitment to serving honestly and fulfilling public trust.

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The officers were sworn into duty before the community.
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