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How do you use the word swears in a sentence?

Here are some sentences using the word "swears" in different contexts:

* He swears he didn't break the vase, but I saw him do it! (meaning: He claims to be innocent, but I know he's lying)

* She swears off coffee for a month to see if it improves her sleep. (meaning: She promises to stop drinking coffee for a period of time)

* The witness swears that he saw the suspect flee the scene. (meaning: The witness gives a strong, confident statement)

* The old pirate swears by the power of the sea. (meaning: He believes strongly in the power of the sea)

* She swears like a sailor when she's angry. (meaning: She uses a lot of strong language when she's upset)

The meaning of "swears" can change depending on the context. It can express strong belief, a promise, or even a habit of using profanity.

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