Affirms is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AFFIRMS in dictionary:

VERB:
• AFFIRM, to state positively
• accept or confirm the validity of (a judgement or agreement); ratify
• make a formal declaration rather than taking an oath
• give (life) a heightened sense of value, typically through the experience of something emotionally or spiritually uplifting
• state emphatically or publicly
• offer (someone) emotional support or encouragement
• declare one's support for; uphold; defend

Words related to AFFIRMS

affirm14 affirmed17 affirming18

Words that contain AFFIRMS

reaffirms17 disaffirms19

How to use AFFIRMS in a sentence

• Taking pleasure as a simple and ultimate notion he affirms that our conduct is always determined by a balance of pleasure on one side or the other.
• I shall take this charge, And you shall shortly truly understand What I have wrought, and what the king affirms.
• The higher court affirms or reverses the judgment, in the latter case granting a new trial.
• They had exhibited not only the power to achieve, but, what all history affirms to be So much more unusual, the capacity to maintain.
• In expressive sentences, in the development of her characters, and in many other ways, she affirms this faith in tradition.
• He affirms that the negroes have no disposition to be revengeful.
• There comes into my mind an ancient doctrine which affirms that they go from hence into the other world, and returning hither, are born again from the dead.
• But if the self-moving is proved to be immortal, he who affirms that self-motion is the very idea and essence of the soul will not be put to confusion.
• The famous and popular Frenchman, Professor of Spectacular Astronomy, Camille Flammarion, affirms immortality because he has talked with departed souls who said that it was true.
• Another account, however, affirms that he was seen after the battle, alone and unattended, and apparently seeking some means of crossing the river.
• He positively affirms that, unless the freedom of the human will be a matter of experience, Atheism is the sole alternative.
• New Thought affirms the limitless possibilities of the individual.
• Besides, Herodotus positively affirms that they were derived from Egypt.
• Swedenborg repeatedly affirms with emphasis that no one is born for hell, but that all are born for heaven, and that when any one comes into hell it is from his own free fault.
• Sages, he affirms, on account of their studious lives, are little prone to sexual passion.
• Perkins affirms that they would compare with the purest revivals he had ever witnessed in America.
• Piper affirms that during all the sittings he had the feeling that he was talking to the spirit of Miss Hannah Wild.
• Some one affirms it to be as probable for an empty sack to stand upright, as for a needy man to be honest.
• I will tell you how he went to work, and pray for the future be a little more ready to believe what Plutarch affirms to have tried.
• Hobart, affirms that she could not undergo the fatigue of managing such a house.
• Standing as it does, it affirms a proposition which would effectually repeal all constitutional and all legal obligations.
• The law of 1820, intended to be repealed by this bill, expressly affirms the power.
• Reason affirms the common good to be more essentially connected with the perfection of man than any pursuit of private advantage.
• It affirms a progressive morality, that keeps pace with and depend upon the progress of Science.
• It takes the facts of attraction as they stand, and affirms only the constancy of working-power.
• Thus, looking upon his own imagination as a certain standard of truth, he affirms upon the judgment of some persons whose writings I have duly weighed and attentively examined.
• And first, for the attachment which he affirms to subsist between the slave and master.
• There is now, and always has been, some kind of relation between the artist and the public, but not the relation which Tolstoy affirms.
• Heratius affirms that the Soracte, a neighboring mountain of Rome, was whitened with thick snow, rivers frozen, and the country covered with snow.
• Not only does inference teach that there must be finer men, but fact affirms that transformation has already taken place.
• It affirms a belief in the coming of a Messiah, and in salvation for the Gentiles.
• So that whether the Christian affirms, or denies, he is ruined either way.
• It is thought, however, if the seller affirms that the property is his own, he warrants the title, though it is not in his possession.

Similar words containing AFFIRM without suffix s

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