1. making a formal agreement or promise, especially a religious or legal contract
Usage: present participle of covenant

1. relating to or characterized by making formal agreements or promises
Usage: often used in religious or historical contexts

Examples

• The two parties are covenanting to share the profits equally.
• They spent hours covenanting over the terms of the partnership.
• The covenanting community established strict moral guidelines.
• He was covenanting with God to live a righteous life.
• The covenanting nations agreed to mutual defense.
• She found herself covenanting to support the charitable cause.
• The covenanting process required careful legal documentation.