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Meanings of affirm (affirmed) in English
Establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts.
Usage of affirmed in English
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Conclusions: Results affirmed LTSAE's evidence-based approach to educating parents about child development.
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Mr Miliband affirmed his support for the measures the government was taking.
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Australia's prime minister has affirmed his government's commitment to fighting climate change.
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I am therefore, of course, as John affirmed, a very incompetent biographer.
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Emma read and reread the membership card several times over, feeling affirmed.
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Two new polls have affirmed a drop in National's support since July.
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A second affirmed miracle would lead to Sheen being declared a saint.
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Facing criticism, he affirmed U.S. support during a later trip to Warsaw.
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The opinion affirmed a 2013 decision from U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein.
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The agency has also affirmed the company's senior unsecured rating at 'B'.
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I affirmed the need to defeat inflation, reshape the unfair tax structure.
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Prince Khalid affirmed Saudi support for the U.S. campaign to pressure Tehran.
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It is affirmed, by one of the Linnean school, in the Amoenit.
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Mr. Habersham affirmed that the Colony could not prosper without slave labor.
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At the same time the doctrine of the Divine Unity is affirmed.
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The traditions affirmed that this lady was the protectress of the Avenels.
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Translations for affirmed
Portuguese
Affirmed through the time
Affirmed across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common