collectivevow
nounUK /kəˈlɛktɪv vaʊ/
US /kəˈlɛktɪv vaʊ/
A promise that a whole group of people makes together.
The villagers made a collectivevow to keep their river clean.
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2. A formal agreement in which everyone in a community commits to the same goal.
The town's collectivevow to rebuild the school brought everyone together.
3. A binding promise made by members of a team or organization acting as one.
The players took a collectivevow to support each other all season.
4. A shared dedication to a cause, often spoken aloud in unison.
Their collectivevow to protect the forest echoed through the clearing.