groupoath
nounUK /ˈɡruːpˌəʊθ/
US /ˈɡruːpˌoʊθ/
A group oath is a special promise that a whole group of people makes together.
The club members took a groupoath to always help each other.
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2. A formal pledge spoken by all members of an organization at the same time.
At the ceremony, the new scouts recited the groupoath together.
3. A shared commitment that binds a team to a common rule or goal.
The players made a groupoath to practice every day before the big game.
4. A ritual promise made by a community to protect one another.
The villagers swore a groupoath to keep the forest safe.