Definitions

1. noun

A formal agreement or promise between two or more parties, often involving a mutual commitment or obligation.

“The treaty was a covenant between the two nations to maintain peace.”

2. noun

A solemn promise or agreement made, especially to God, to perform a particular action or follow a particular course of conduct.

“The covenant with God was a central theme in the ancient Jewish faith.”

3. noun

A bond or tie that connects people, groups, or things together, often in a way that is difficult to break.

“The strong covenant between the friends lasted a lifetime.”

4. verb

To make a solemn promise or agreement, especially to God, to perform a particular action or follow a particular course of conduct.

“The couple covenanted to love and cherish each other for the rest of their lives.”