Definition of 'affiance'
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Word origin of 'affiance'
verb transitiveWord forms: afˈfianced or afˈfiancing
3.
to pledge, esp. in marriage; betroth
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Word origin of 'affiance'
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Used Rarely. affiance is in the lower 50% of commonly used words in the Collins dictionary
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