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Meanings of affirm in English
Establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts.
Usage of affirm in English
1
We affirm that it is needed for the common good of society.
2
Some strong power lodged within her, to affirm and never to deny.
3
Some think the great toe is first formed; others affirm the navel.
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Some affirm that the universe is infinite; others that it is limited.
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The Compromise Measures of 1850 affirm and rest upon the following propositions:
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She denied nothing; but she had lost the strength to affirm anything.
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In another letter are also noted these words, which affirm the above:
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Those who lead us should affirm those aspirations, and not dismiss them.
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They brought also golden ornaments to traffic; but continued to affirm that
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What follows I am myself in a position to affirm to others.
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To affirm one another without irony feels highly novel and very rewarding.
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They affirm one only existent soul to be distributed in all beings.
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The first two resolutions of the honorable member affirm these propositions, viz.
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And many Christians affirm that the second advent of Jesus draws nigh.
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I stand here to affirm my innocence of the charge against me.
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A photo alone is never going to be enough to affirm identity.
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Translations for affirm
Portuguese
Affirm through the time
Affirm across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common