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Meanings of reassertion in English

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reafirmación

Renewed affirmation.

reafirmación
Usage of reassertion in English
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That situation ended with Benjamin IX's reassertion of the Sword's prerogatives.
House of Steel
2
Victorian novels always end with a reassertion of the principle of Separate Spheres.
The Guardian
3
It was the reassertion of primitive man, the demands of the first element.
The Right of Way — Volume 05
4
That is the scientific account of the matter,-onlya reassertion of the fact.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, No. 60, October, 1862 / A Magaz...
5
There is a strong reassertion of the value of emotion, imagination, and enthusiasm.
A History of English Literature
6
The century closed with the reassertion of Assyrian power in Babylon itself by Adadnirari.
The Ancient East
7
He blinked up for forgiveness and in reassertion of innocence.
Jerry of the Islands
8
Just as abject as was his sudden fear, so triumphant was his reassertion of himself.
Cumner's Son and Other South Sea Folk — Volume 01
9
So with the language, especially with the road dialect, it was a reassertion of that language.
The Guardian
10
With a sudden reassertion of self, with a panting gasp of horror, she tore herself free.
The Trampling of the Lilies
11
He had finally convinced himself of its omnipotent strength by the long process of assertion and reassertion.
Clayhanger
12
He felt the reassertion of wolfish caution within him, driving out the coyote desire to outwit man.
The Yellow Horde
13
What the situation called for was a second conquest; a reassertion of her moral dominance over the girl.
The Real Adventure
14
Second, coincident with the birth of Unitarianism is an enlargement and a reassertion of the conscience of mankind.
Our Unitarian Gospel
15
Some reassertion of partisanship was necessary.
The Guardian
16
Wahnich's essay contributes to and is informed by a reassertion of the left's historiographical grip on the revolution.
The Guardian
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