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reassert [ˌriːəˈsɜːt]

vb (tr)

to assert (rights, claims, etc.) again he reasserted his belief

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Verb

reassert - strengthen or make more firm; "The witnesses confirmed the victim's account"

confirm

uphold, maintain - support against an opponent; "The appellate court upheld the verdict"

justify, warrant - show to be reasonable or provide adequate ground for; "The emergency does not warrant all of us buying guns"; "The end justifies the means"

affirm - say yes to

verify - attach or append a legal verification to (a pleading or petition)

corroborate, validate - give evidence for

reconfirm - confirm again; "You must reconfirm your flight reservations"

Translations

reassert [ˈriːəˈsɜːt] VT [+ authority, influence] → reafirmar

reassert [ˌriːəˈsɜː^rt] vt → réaffirmer

reassert

vt → mit Nachdruck behaupten; to reassert oneself → seine Autorität wieder geltend machen; his old habits reasserted themselves → seine alten Gewohnheiten kamen wieder durch

reassert [ˌriːəˈsɜːt] vt → riaffermare

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affirm confirm corroborate justify Ku Klux Klan maintain neo-orthodoxy reaffirm reconfirm renounce sober Thwarting uphold validate verify warrant	19) In contrast to these analyses, Soltau's reassertions of the self in and through loved ones mitigates any sense of loss (whether an actual death, remembering a person as they were, or the loss of the moment (even if photographed) vanished forever. String theories: Annegret Soltau's transitional, fetishistic ... by Afterimage Such mythologizing is often accompanied by cultural reassertions of sharply dichotomous gender roles (Theweleit, 1987 and 1989; Gibson, 1994; Jeffords, 1994), which may give added impetus to post-war criticisms of women peace activists. Mission accomplished?: Israel's "four mothers" and the legacies of ... by Dor, Rachel Ben; Lieberfeld, Daniel / International Journal of Peace Studies One of the strongest reassertions in the matter of science after the onslaught by the post conservatives is man's reliance on perceptive instincts as a means by which to realize it is largely through the artistic embedded in forms of production that we are to verify the artistic nature of science and its value. Art: a constituent in orders of science by Ukpong, Onoyom Godfrey / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table	rearview mirror rearward rearwards Reascend Reascension Reascent reason reason out reasonable reasonable care reasonableness reasonably reasoned Reasoner reasoning reasoning backward reasoning by elimination Reasonist Reasonless reassail Reassemblage reassemble reassembly reassert reassertion reassertions reassess reassessment reassign Reassignment Reassimilate Reassociate reassume reassurance reassure reassured Reassurer reassuring reassuringly reast Reasty reata Reattach Reattachment reattack recommendation Reattain Reattainment Reattempt reattribute Réaum. Reaume	Reasons for Not Intensifying Antihypertensive Treatment reasons out reasons out reasons out Reasons to Believe reassail Reassemblage reassemble reassemble reassemble reassembled reassembled reassembles reassembles reassemblies reassemblies reassembling reassembling reassembly reassembly reassembly reassert reassert reassertation reasserted reasserted reasserting reasserting reassertion reassertion reassertions reasserts reasserts reassess reassess reassess reassessed reassessed reassesses reassesses reassessing reassessing reassessment reassessment reassessment reassessment reassessment reassessments reassessments reassessments reassign reassign reassign Reassign judge reassign to reassigned reassigned reassigning reassigning reassignment reassignment

19) In contrast to these analyses, Soltau's reassertions of the self in and through loved ones mitigates any sense of loss (whether an actual death, remembering a person as they were, or the loss of the moment (even if photographed) vanished forever.

String theories: Annegret Soltau's transitional, fetishistic ... by Afterimage

Such mythologizing is often accompanied by cultural reassertions of sharply dichotomous gender roles (Theweleit, 1987 and 1989; Gibson, 1994; Jeffords, 1994), which may give added impetus to post-war criticisms of women peace activists.

Mission accomplished?: Israel's "four mothers" and the legacies of ... by Dor, Rachel Ben; Lieberfeld, Daniel / International Journal of Peace Studies

One of the strongest reassertions in the matter of science after the onslaught by the post conservatives is man's reliance on perceptive instincts as a means by which to realize it is largely through the artistic embedded in forms of production that we are to verify the artistic nature of science and its value.

Art: a constituent in orders of science by Ukpong, Onoyom Godfrey / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table

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