to affirm
Pronunciation
/əˈfɝm/

Definition & Meaning of "affirm"in English

to affirm
01

to confirm a legal decision or judgment

Transitive: to affirm a statement or belief
to affirm definition and meaning
Examples
The court affirmed the previous ruling.
02

to declare or confirm the truth, validity, or acceptance of a judgment, agreement, or statement

Transitive: to affirm a judgment or statement
Grammatical Information
Composition
Simple
Action verb
Regular
Present tense
affirm
3rd person singular
affirms
Present participle
affirming
Past simple
affirmed
Past participle
affirmed
Examples
The committee unanimously affirmed the appointment of the new CEO, recognizing her qualifications and experience.
03

to answer positively or to confirm a statement or belief

Transitive: to affirm that
Examples
The survey results affirmed that the majority of participants preferred option A.
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