affirmation in Japanese
affirmation in Japanese is 断言 — affirmation means a statement declaring that something is true; the act of confirming something firmly.
affirmation in Japanese
断言
Pronounced: dangen
What does "affirmation" mean?
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noun A statement declaring that something is true; the act of confirming something firmly.
"His promotion was an affirmation of years of hard work."
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noun A short positive statement repeated to build confidence or motivation.
"He starts every morning with a daily affirmation."
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affirmation in a sentence
- His promotion was an affirmation of years of hard work.
- She made a public affirmation of her support for the campaign.
- He starts every morning with a daily affirmation.
- She wrote affirmations on sticky notes around her mirror.
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What is "affirmation" in Japanese?
"affirmation" in Japanese is 断言. affirmation means: A statement declaring that something is true; the act of confirming something firmly.
How do you pronounce 断言?
"affirmation" in Japanese is 断言, pronounced "dangen".
How do you use "affirmation" in a sentence?
Example: "His promotion was an affirmation of years of hard work." In Japanese, "affirmation" is 断言.
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