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Search option Results found in English Dictionary assert authority [v] : hevde declare firmly [v] : forsikre , bestemt påstå , bedyre , hevde authority [v] : hacer valer , imponer declare firmly [v] : afirmar , certificar , alegar , sostener , mantener , declarar authority [v] : hävda declare firmly [v] : försäkra , bestämt påstå , bedyra , hävda
Synonyms: [v] : asseverate , maintain , insist [gt] , take a firm stand [gt] [v] : affirm , verify , avow , aver , swan , swear , declare [gt] [v] : put forward , behave [gt] , acquit [gt] , bear [gt] , deport [gt] , conduct [gt] , comport [gt] , carry [gt] [v] : insist , postulate [gt] , posit [gt]
Derived terms: assert without proof , assert ion , assert ive , self-assert ive , assert a claim , assert iveness , assert oneself , assert able , assert ed , assert er , assert ing , assert ively , assert iveness training , nonassert ive , reassert , reassert ion , self-assert ing , self-assert ion , self-assert iveness , unassert ive , unassert ively , unassert iveness
Example: Youd better try to assert yourself more. I am going to assert his guilt. Justice will assert itself. Biologists assert the losses are severe. He knows how to assert himself. Tabloids assert that the killer cucumber would have sodomised the mad cow. When an answer is not forthcoming, questioners assert their rights to an answer by repeating the question. Gauge queens constantly up the ante in order to assert their commitment to a counter cultural look. You may wear what clothes you please, or no clothes at all, in your own house, but if a man were to assert his right to walk down Regent street clad solely in his shirt the public would have a right to object. Tom knows how to assert himself. Europe can only assert itself with the very high quality wines which it has.
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Assert was recognized as a English verb Infinitive: (To) assertGerundio: assertingPast participle: asserted
Indikative 9. Pluperfect indic. or Past perfect
11a. Future perfect or future anterior
Conditional Subjunctive Imperative
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