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asseverate

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Asseverate (verb) means (formal) To state something firmly and seriously, as if certain it is true.

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(formal) To state something firmly and seriously, as if certain it is true.
"A time would come, Mr. Secombe-Hughes mysteriously asseverated, when all would be well and she would get her money." — Iris Murdoch, An Accidental Man (1971)
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Etymology

From Latin assevērāre, from assevērō (“to assert”).

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What is the meaning of asseverate?
"asseverate" (verb) means (formal) To state something firmly and seriously, as if certain it is true.
What is another word for asseverate?
Other words for "asseverate" include maintain, assert.
What is the opposite of asseverate?
The opposite of "asseverate" is prevaricate.

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