To affirm or assert solemnly; to asseverate, to declare. (Cf. avow, v.1 4.)
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释义 | the mind > language > statement > assertion or affirmation > [verb (transitive)] (78) vowc1330 To affirm or assert solemnly; to asseverate, to declare. (Cf. avow, v.1 4.) anferme1340 transitive. To assert or affirm (something). affirma1382 To assert (something) strongly; to state as a fact. transitive. With object and infinitive, or object and complement. willa1382 In extended use. Expressing the intention to convey meaning: to intend to express, mean; to affirm… transitive. In present tense. Obsolete. threapc1386 transitive (usually with object clause.) To persist in asserting (something contradicted or doubted); to affirm positively or pertinaciously; to… avow1393 transitive. To declare (as a thing one can vouch for); to affirm, maintain (a thing which others might deny). Const. simple object, subordinate clause… to make oneself strongc1425 to make oneself strong: (a) to undertake to do something; (b) to affirm that. Obsolete. maintain?c1430 transitive. With clause: to affirm, assert, or contend (that). With object and infinitive (now somewhat archaic): to assert (something) to be… protest1440 transitive. To declare or state formally or emphatically (something about which a doubt is stated or implied); to assert, avow, affirm. Frequently… traverse1491 Law and in legal contexts. transitive. To assert (something), esp. in order to refute an allegation, contradict a claim, etc. Frequently with that-cla… assure1509 with subordinate clause or infinitive phr. Obsolete. ferma1525 = affirm, v. verc1540 transitive. To aver, declare. profess1542 transitive. To declare, affirm, avow (something); to acknowledge (someone). Frequently with clause as object. enforce1579 With object clause, or accusative and infinitive: To assert, argue forcibly. Obsolete. justify1579 transitive. To assert as the truth, sometimes in justification; to affirm, aver. With object and infinitive, simple object, or clause as object. Obs… aver1582 To assert as a fact; to state positively, affirm. transitive with simple object. to take on1583 transitive. With clause as object. To assert, esp. strongly or emphatically; to affirm. Cf. phrases 1e. Obsolete. asserta1604 transitive. To declare formally and distinctly, to state positively, aver, affirm. a thing to be, or that it is. will1614 transitive. Perhaps: to assert, affirm; = will, v.1 2c. Obsolete. rare. assevera1618 To asseverate. with simple object. positive1656 transitive. To affirm positively, assert. autume1661 transitive. To affirm, assert. declare1709 To state emphatically; to affirm, aver, assert. obtesta1722 transitive. To affirm solemnly, esp. to protest (one's innocence). rare. predicate1782 transitive. To announce or declare publicly; to preach; to assert or affirm as true or existent. Also: †to praise or commend publicly, to extol (obs… asseveratea1847 To affirm solemnly, assert emphatically, declare positively, avouch, aver. with simple object. Subcategories:— make statement in affirmative (1) — again or anew (2) — reinforce (1) — confidently (2) — boastfully (1) — wrongly or falsely (1) — assert to be something in origin (2) — on given grounds (1) — on one's faith (1) — on one's word of honour (1) — a thing to be or that it is (1) — the existence or occurrence of (1) — a feeling or quality (1) — something about past or present (1) — move or do (a person) out of something (1) — put down or silence by (1) — swear an oath or take an oath (31) — referring to another's assertion or opinion (1) |
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