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reaffirm English

Meaning reaffirm meaning

What does reaffirm mean?

reaffirm

— verb affirm once again He reaffirmed his faith in the church

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reiterate reassert confirm underscore underline tell firmly talk over stress show off set off retell restate repeat reinforce reassure punctuate insist highlight foreground ensure emphasize emphasise convince assure affirm accentuate

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Language and thought Communication Say Talk about a subject

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reaffirm · verb

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Let him reaffirm his resolution.
By this you would save your honor, reaffirm your divine origins, and rob Leonidas of victory.
Let me reaffirm my position, gentlemen.
I just want to reaffirm what I said to you yesterday.
I believe that a mental and cultural migration back to Africa not necessarily a physical one but a mental and cultural migration back to Africa which means we reaffirm our bond with our brothers over there would help to strengthen black people in America.
Well, this reporter was possibly a little hasty earlier. and would like to reaffirm his allegiance. to this country and its human president.
I'd rather see it as an opportunity to reaffirm some basic principles.
Sex is how humans enrich their relationships and reaffirm the commitment they've made to each other.
Hannah and Paul have asked their family and friends. to join them here today in their home. to reaffirm their wedding vows. 40 years since the first time.
You stand here today before God. your family and friends to celebrate. to reaffirm your lasting love for each other.
I just want to reaffirm what I said yesterday.
And though I fear death each day in prayer I reaffirm my willingness to give my life in its service.
The question was asked before whether this was a romantic situation or not, and I will reaffirm that there is no romance.
But this is a formality, surely. to reaffirm.
Let me reaffirm my position.
This is to reaffirm that you have been advised of your constitutional rights, am I correct?
Please reaffirm your Honour Code.
We could not reaffirm.
On this day they've chosen to reaffirm their love for each other. You may kiss your bride.
We must reaffirm our devotion to God and renounce the V's as false prophets.
I will run. Just to nip at their heels and make. them reaffirm the principles on which the Conservative Party must stand.
What better way to get believers' attention, to reaffirm faith, than by scaring the hell out of them?
To reaffirm the spirit and foundation of the Diamond Ceremony, we will begin with the sacred Zeta Beta Zeta pledge of sisterhood.
To reaffirm our faith.
Jessica Angell was one of those rare people. The kind who reaffirm our faith in humanity.
Jessica Angell was one of those rare people, the kind who reaffirm our faith in humanity.
On this day, They've chosen to reaffirm their love for each other.
Just to nip at their heels and make them reaffirm the principles on which - the Conservative Party must stand.
Wherever people congregate, they talk, they use language to affirm, to reaffirm, to confirm, to reassure, to amuse, to beguile, to delight, because language itself seems to fascinate and delight us.
She was asking you to reaffirm your love and commitment to her.
Do not resign, contrary, they reaffirm.

News and current affairs

The G-8's seven democratic countries should use the St. Petersburg summit as an opportunity to reaffirm their will to develop close and friendly relations with Russia.
But if their inclusion of Russia is to serve a useful purpose, they must also reaffirm the values that unite them.
We want to reaffirm our commitment to a life without war and injustice, and to the freedom that we hold so dear.
The response to terrorism should be to reaffirm the value of the rule of law over arbitrary repression, and of the diversity that is the hallmark of Europe's cities, particularly London and Paris, but increasingly many others across the Union.
This insight should lead us not to abandon the concept of open society, but to revise and reaffirm the case for it.
Americans must reaffirm the values and principles of an open society.
Knowing empirically the benefits in terms of peace and human welfare which democracy delivers, we must reaffirm our commitment to, and the necessity of, spreading Kant's vision.
And ensure that all countries in the region reaffirm the basic rules of freedom of navigation in a way that allows them to claim vindication.
It will not do simply to reaffirm the post-war European model of democracy, as if the only alternative were totalitarianism of one sort or another.
Today, NATO leaders will reaffirm their commitment to the courageous people of this country: we will help them for as long as it takes.
With the upcoming elections, we have a valuable opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to vaccines by strengthening national leadership on health and increasing investment in the health-care system.
It is essential to reaffirm the normative essence of the Constitutional Treaty to protect the greatest achievement of the Constitutional Convention.
Whatever the outcome, the IMF, the World Bank, and the international community need to reaffirm their commitment to an open and transparent process - and ask how that process can be improved.
It is time for the international community to redouble its resolve, regain its sense of purpose, and reaffirm, in both word and deed, its commitment to human rights and a more just world.
In Riga, the EU's leaders will reaffirm the so-called deep and comprehensive free-trade agreements concluded with Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia.
It is not enough to reject the Bush administration's policies; Americans must reaffirm the values and principles of an open society.
This summit must reaffirm the Millennium Development Goals and recommit the world to achieving these targets by 2015.
The goal should be for Russia and the West to work together to reaffirm and reinforce European security principles and, if necessary, add to them.
New York - Every September, the world's leaders gather at the United Nations to reaffirm our founding Charter - our faith in fundamental principles of peace, justice, human rights, and equal opportunity for all.

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