a priori principle, approval, aye, connivance, expression, major premise, postulation, readiness, statement, testimonial, validation
Definitionn. a statement asserting the existence or the truth of something
Last update: August 14, 2015
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He was asked to give an affirmation that he was not related. [Please select]
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Man lives by affirmation even more than by bread. [Please select]
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Was this affirmation apprehended by Bloom. [Please select]
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"Aye, truly," said Ned, and the others nodded in affirmation. [Please select]
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But whilst all the organic processes in man go on mechanically, and though by reflex action he may repel attack unconsciously, still the first affirmation of the system was that man was essentially a thinking being; and, while we retain this original dictum, it must not be supposed that the mind is a mere spectator, or like the boatman in the boat. [Please select]
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This is as disputable as the preceding affirmation, and for the same reasons. [Please select]
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Now comes an affirmation on the genesis of things. [Please select]
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But Diane, with glazed eyes and parted lips, could only nod her head in affirmation. [Please select]
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"Yes," said Marise, with the intonation that made the affirmation almost a negative. [Please select]
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The experiment on which this affirmation rests will not be considered decisive. [Please select]
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When sitting for that Purpose, they shall be on Oath or Affirmation. [Please select]
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