asseverate
/əˈsɛvəɹeɪt/
asseverate
English
Verb
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Definition
To assert earnestly, seriously, and confidently
Etymology
From Latin assevērāre, from assevērō (“I assert”).
Example Sentences
- "Whereas Your Maiesty hath received true information of great sums of Money endeavoured to be borrowed of Your City of London, by directions proceeding from both Houses of Parliament […] (I Your Maiesties faithfull Subiect) doe conceive, and dare asseverate, that it is intended upon no other pretence then for the Honour and defence of Your Maiesty,"
- "I will myself asseverate and bind it by an Oath, that the Muff thou bearest in thy Hand belonged unto Madam Sophia;"
- "“And I presume you can also asseverate to his worship, that no man is better qualified than I am to bear testimony in this case, seeing that I was by you, and near you, constantly during the whole occurrence?”"
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