vows

noun
UK /vaʊz/
US /vaʊz/

Promises that you make very seriously.

The couple said their vows at the wedding.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The special promises a person makes when they get married.

They wrote their own wedding vows.

3. Solemn promises made to a god or as part of a religious life.

The monk took vows of silence.

4. The third-person form of the verb 'vow', meaning to promise strongly.

She vows to practice every day.