to make a vow or pact

to make an agreement, to stipulate, to bargain, to lay a wager, to bet

to break an engagement, or promise, break one's promise or pact

fix, determine or mark the limits or boundaries, bound, define, delimit

time, season, epoch, age

(Sociology) the early period of human history in which society was designing an early civilization

breach of faith, breaking of trust or promise, breach of agreement or promise, infraction of a treaty

the beginner of a new era

heir apparent, crown prince

breaking of promise, to perjure

to take vow or promise

promise or pledge, give one's words

to take vow or promise

true to one's word, a man of his word, truthful, veracious

fulfillment of promise

(Literary) keeping one's promise

heirship

Old Testament

a contract, bond, an agreement, a treaty, convention

Old Testament

house or abode of safety, a country with which there is peace

new

a revenue office of the Mughal era, who's duties was to collect taxes

under aged, juvenile

to make the heir to the throne

industrial age

the one who stands on his word

to make a vow, to vow

the second part of the Christian Bible, written originally in Greek and recording the life and teachings of Jesus and his earliest followers. It includes the four Gospels, the Acts of the Apostles, twenty-one epistles by St. Paul and others, and the book of Revelation

Vedic period, early period of Hinduism

to breach promises, breach of agreement or promise

fulfilment of an oath or promise, keeping a promise, keeping one's word

breach of contract

one who backs out of his/her promise, oath-breaker, one who breaks promises or does not keep faith

the one who is the most important and prestigious writer of the era who usually influenced era with his writings

promise and pledges, mutual agreement, treaty

(Mysticism) keep away from unlawful activities

people of the age, contemporaries

in the reign

Old Testament

breach of vow and promises

make a vow or pact

breaking of promise, to perjure

It is easy to make promises, it is hard work to keep them

faithful to one's words, true to his words

contemporary, coeval

false, faithless, treacherous disloyal untrue to one's word

truthful, true to one's words, man of his word, true of words, promise