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How do you use the word pledge as a noun?

Here are some examples of how to use "pledge" as a noun:

Simple uses:

* "The students made a pledge to donate their allowance to charity."

* "The politician made a pledge to improve public education."

* "The couple exchanged pledges of love and commitment during their wedding ceremony."

More specific uses:

* Pledge of allegiance: A formal statement of loyalty or commitment, often to a country or its flag.

* Pledge drive: A campaign to collect money or support for a cause.

* Pledge to a cause: A promise to support a specific social or political cause.

* Pledge of support: A statement of willingness to help someone or something.

* Pledge of protection: A promise to keep someone or something safe.

Figurative use:

* "The artist's paintings were a pledge to the power of beauty." (Here, the pledge represents the artist's dedication to their art.)

Note: You can also use "pledge" as a verb, meaning to promise or commit to something.

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