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to affirm
01
to strongly and sincerely state that a particular statement or belief is true
Transitive: to affirm a statement or belief
Examples
In the wedding ceremony, the couple affirmed their commitment to each other with heartfelt vows.
The witness affirmed the accuracy of their account during the court proceedings.
02
to declare or confirm the truth, validity, or acceptance of a judgment, agreement, or statement
Transitive: to affirm a judgment or statement
Examples
After careful consideration, the judge affirmed the jury's verdict and pronounced the defendant guilty.
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.
By raising his hand, Tom affirmed that he understood the instructions.
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