CultureJuly 24, 2026
avowal
/əˈvaʊəl/
Definition
A formal, open, and public statement or admission of one's beliefs, intentions, or identity.
Etymology
Derived from the Middle English 'avowen', which traces back to the Old French 'avouer', ultimately stemming from the Latin 'advovere' meaning to vow or dedicate.
In the news
The term is used in the context of a musical artist making a public declaration or creative statement. It highlights the serious nature of claiming a particular artistic direction.
Charli XCX - 'Music, Film, Fashion': Fleeting anti-'Brat' confessions
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