swear into phrasal verb

1. [often passive] to formally introduce a new public official or leader at a special ceremony at which they promise to perform their duties well and show strong support for the organization or country
   • ● He was sworn in as president.
   • ● The new prime minister was sworn into office.
   related noun swearing-in

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swear into
{v.} To have a person swear or promise to do his duty as a member or an officer of an organization, government department, or similar group. - "Swear into" is used when the name of the group is given.
Mary and Ann will be sworn into the club tonight.

Fred was sworn in as class president.

Many new men were sworn into the army last month.

At the inauguration, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court swore in the new President.

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