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reaffirm::verb | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | affirm |
| Derivation | reaffirmation |
He reaffirmed his faith in the church.
Examples of reaffirm
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Commissioners voted to reaffirm the incentive package despite the lower numbers.
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Can you reaffirm your stance on this annoying habit and subsequent bad feelings?
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Our society craves such people in order to reaffirm our self-worth and goodness.
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Genetic studies reaffirm that the gray wolf is the ancestor of the domestic dog.
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He wants to reaffirm secular principles to send a message to hard-line Islamists.
From the economist.com
Repeated listens reaffirm that OK Go can go anywhere, and more and more, it does.
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Marcos then decided to hold a snap presidential election to reaffirm his mandate.
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Her participation would reaffirm our support for the leadership of our friends.
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Glamorgan Cricket wishes to reaffirm that such behaviour will not be tolerated.
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- Affirm once again; "He reaffirmed his faith in the church"
- (reaffirmation) reassertion: renewed affirmation
- To affirm again; To bolster or support
- (Reaffirmation) An agreement in a bankruptcy process to pay back a debt that would otherwise be discharged.
- (50. Reaffirmation (SACS)) To affirm or assert again that a school or college has met all formal official requirements of academic excellence, curriculum, facilities, etc. for regional accreditation.
- (Reaffirmation) Agreement by a debtor to continue payments to a creditor on a dischargeable debt, made for purposes retaining possession of the property which could be subject to repossession.
- (Reaffirmed) A technical report which has been reviewed by the technical committee and determined to be current with no need for immediate revision.
- The debtor can chose to reaffirm debts that would otherwise be discharged by the bankruptcy. Generally, when a debt is reaffirmed, the parties to the reaffirmed debt have the same rights and liabilities that each had prior to the bankruptcy filing: the debtor is obligated to pay and the creditor ...
- Generally refers to an account that had been originally included in a bankruptcy but then is later removed by the consumer from the bankruptcy so that the consumer can continue to use the account and pay as originally agreed upon. ...
