pact

IPA: pˈækt

noun

  • An agreement; a compact; a covenant.
  • (international law) An agreement between two or more nations
  • (military) An alliance or coalition.

verb

  • (intransitive) To form a pact; to agree formally.
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Examples of "pact" in Sentences

  • The purposes of the pact were twofold.
  • This pact led to the start of the war.
  • The committee approved the pact the same day.
  • The pact was finally discarded during the Restoration.
  • You said that the parade was not the result of the pact.
  • The pact however won't affect the construction of the line.
  • The pact does not prescribe the parade and even the invasion.
  • The Denunciation of 1945 was not meant to terminate the Neutrality Pact.
  • The annexation is the direct cause of the alliance pact and the ultimatum.
  • The narrative is a derivative of the traditional pact with the Devil motif.

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