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Definition of assert
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Assert
(v. t.) To
maintain
or
defend,
as a cause or a
claim,
by words or
measures;
to
vindicate
a claim or title to; as, to
assert
our
rights
and
liberties..
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Negative
::
Negative
(a.)
Asserting
absence
of
connection
between
a
subject
and a
predicate;
as, a
negative
proposition..
Dispute
::
Dispute
(v. t.) To
oppose
by
argument
or
assertion;
to
attempt
to
overthrow;
to
controvert;
to
express
dissent
or
opposition
to; to call in
question;
to deny the truth or
validity
of; as, to
dispute
assertions
or
arguments..
Allegation
::
Allegation
(n.) The act of
alleging
or
positively
asserting.
Negation
::
Negation
(adv.)
The act of
denying;
assertion
of the
nonreality
or
untruthfulness
of
anything;
declaration
that
something
is not, or has not been, or will not be;
denial;
-- the
opposite
of
affirmation..
Vindicate
::
Vindicate
(v. t.) To
maintain
or
defend
with
success;
to prove to be
valid;
to
assert
convincingly;
to
sustain
against
assault;
as, to
vindicate
a
right,
claim,
or
title..
Asserting
::
Asserting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Asser.
Modesty
::
Modesty
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
modest;
that lowly
temper
which
accompanies
a
moderate
estimate
of one's own worth and
importance;
absence
of
self-assertion,
arrogance,
and
presumption;
humility
respecting
one's own
merit..
Disaffirm
::
Disaffirm
(v. t.) To
assert
the
contrary
of; to
contradict;
to deny; -- said of that which has been
asserted.
Falsity
::
Falsity
(a.) That which is
false;
falsehood;
a lie; a false
assertion.
Dormant
::
Dormant
(a.)
Sleeping;
as, a
dormant
animal;
hence,
not in
action
or
exercise;
quiescent;
at rest; in
abeyance;
not
disclosed,
asserted,
or
insisted
on; as,
dormant
passions;
dormant
claims
or
titles..
Gratuitous
::
Gratuitous
(a.) Not
called
for by the
circumstances;
without
reason,
cause,
or
proof;
adopted
or
asserted
without
any good
ground;
as, a
gratuitous
assumption..
Doubt
::
Doubt (v. i.) A
fluctuation
of mind
arising
from
defect
of
knowledge
or
evidence;
uncertainty
of
judgment
or mind;
unsettled
state of
opinion
concerning
the
reality
of an
event,
or the truth of an
assertion,
etc.;
hesitation..
Assert
::
Assert
(v. t.) To
maintain
or
defend,
as a cause or a
claim,
by words or
measures;
to
vindicate
a claim or title to; as, to
assert
our
rights
and
liberties..
Pretender
::
Pretender
(n.) One who lays
claim,
or
asserts
a title (to
something);
a
claimant..
Quality
::
Quality
(n.)
Special
or
temporary
character;
profession;
occupation;
assumed
or
asserted
rank, part, or
position..
Contradict
::
Contradict
(v. i.) To
oppose
in
words;
to
gainsay;
to deny, or
assert
the
contrary
of,
something..
Belief
::
Belief
(n.)
Assent
to a
proposition
or
affirmation,
or the
acceptance
of a fact,
opinion,
or
assertion
as real or true,
without
immediate
personal
knowledge;
reliance
upon word or
testimony;
partial
or full
assurance
without
positive
knowledge
or
absolute
certainty;
persuasion;
conviction;
confidence;
as,
belief
of a
witness;
the
belief
of our
senses..
Assertive
::
Assertive
(a.)
Positive;
affirming
confidently;
affirmative;
peremptory.
Prerogative
::
Prerogative
(n.) An
exclusive
or
peculiar
privilege;
prior and
indefeasible
right;
fundamental
and
essential
possession;
-- used
generally
of an
official
and
hereditary
right which may be
asserted
without
question,
and for the
exercise
of which there is no
responsibility
or
accountability
as to the fact and the
manner
of its
exercise..
Sequence
::
Sequence
(n.)
Simple
succession,
or the
coming
after in time,
without
asserting
or
implying
causative
energy;
as, the
reactions
of
chemical
agents
may be
conceived
as
merely
invariable
sequences..
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