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Meanings of asserted in English

Asserted.

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Usage of asserted in English
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He asserted that a separate Scottish state would remain an EU member.
The Guardian
2
It was the second time Bush asserted executive privilege in four days.
Reuters
3
Judge Conrad Cyr in his opinion asserted First Amendment protection for libraries.
The new yorker
4
In response, Mr Sezer asserted his confidence in the government's economic reforms.
The Irish Times
5
Then it is asserted that strenuous games mar the appearance of girls.
Lawn Tennis for Ladies
6
It has been asserted that the colonists of Liberia favor the slave-trade.
Journal of an African Cruiser / Comprising Sketches of the Canar...
7
She asserted that the first people in London manage in this way.
Tales and Novels — Volume 02 / Popular Tales
8
As the result we asserted a high contamination of sultanas with OTA.
Pubmed
9
Even in theory the necessity of the artillery duel is still asserted.
Germany and the Next War
10
The relationship between asserted knowledge, actions taken and maternal demographics were assessed.
Pubmed
11
I may contradict in one chapter what I have asserted in another.
Talks on Manures / A Series of Familiar and Practical Talks Betw...
12
Psychologists have long asserted that making a choice changes a person's preferences.
Pubmed
13
Iceland quickly asserted dominion over it, and declared it a nature reserve.
100 Places You Will Never Visit
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And then a new element asserted itself in the life of McGregor.
Marching Men
15
Again Spence asserted the one great hope to be in European intervention:
Great Britain and the American Civil War
16
Johnson asserted the power of intellect and self-will over mind and body.
The Guardian
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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United States of America
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