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Meanings of mere assertion in English
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Usage of mere assertion in English
1
It may be true but it is not on the mere assertion.
2
The mere assertion of another woman's suspicions on the subject ought not--
3
You just say, 'Because she is,' and I'll say it's mere assertion.
4
Something more than mere assertion is needed to support a charge like this.
5
This is not a mere assertion, but a fact verified by all experience.
6
How may mere assertion deny proof, and so preserve life and redeem honor?
7
In the story there is life and movement, and not reasoning and mere assertion.
8
This talk about greater supplies for all in the Socialist state is mere assertion.
9
All these differences will become clear through use, not through mere assertion or imitation.
10
You couldn't get Bland fussed up by any mere assertion.
11
His political creed goes beyond the mere assertion of the superiority of Britishers over foreigners.
12
This consoling thought is not a mere assertion, but a matter of faith confirmed by fact.
13
If it rested upon mere assertion, then Sheila need merely deny its truth and hold her own!
14
They cannot be mere assertion of what everybody knew; neither can their repetition of similar negations be tautological.
15
This is no mere assertion, for his long and well tried military career warrants us in this belief.
16
Nor is the above mere assertion.
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