Assertions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASSERTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ASSERTION, the act of asserting
• a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief
• the action of asserting something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of asserting; declaration, affirmation

Words related to ASSERTIONS

assertion9

Words that contain ASSERTIONS

reassertions12 overassertions17

How to use ASSERTIONS in a sentence

• Nor are these questions, sir, always perplexed by intentional fraud, or false assertions, of which they that utter them are themselves conscious.
• He has thus been led to make a number of assertions which will require a great deal of qualification.
• But his imposing figure and dignified manner enable him to hazard sentiments or assertions that would be fatal to others.
• But such assertions of independence are extremely rare, and as a rule the Private Secretary is the most cheerful and the most alert of ministering spirits.
• One of the robbed robbers came to me after dark, with facts, figures, and assertions.
• At one time, because the apprentice disputed one of his assertions, he raised his clenched fist over him, and threatened, with an oath, to knock him down.
• The like assertions are made with respect to the disinclination of the parents to send their children to school.
• It is clear that Vasari often wrote with carelessness, confusing dates and places, and taking no pains to verify the truth of his assertions.
• It is generally found that sweeping assertions are not very safe ones.
• Even these were thrown out rather as insinuations that all was not right, than as direct assertions that they lived unhappily.
• The Satire was written when I was very young and very angry, and fully bent on displaying my wrath and my wit, and now I am haunted by the ghosts of my wholesale assertions.
• In reality, both were assertions that lack all proof.
• Asylum statistics do not bear out such assertions, and mediums live to as good an average age as anyone else.
• I am quite as positive of the truth of my own assertions as Mr.
• The stock markets of London, Paris, and New York during that interval of time bear eloquent testimony to the truth of these assertions.
• Such assertions we consider as most dangerous and pernicious.
• Now appeared the fallacy of those maxims, and the falsehood of those assertions, by which former ministers had established, and endeavoured to excuse, the practices of corruption.
• Specht, who spoke much, and dealt in assertions that every one else disputed.
• He sang, he shook all his colleagues by the hand, and dealt more largely than ever in bold assertions.
• Pointed assertions are scattered up and down his pages.
• Why do I make these assertions? I know full well they cannot have any effect in lessening the term of my sentence.
• It is a bundle of incoherent maxims and assertions, that frequently destroy one another.
• His whole scientific belief, based on the assertions of the school of Locke and Condillac, was in ruins.
• But, if he did know them, then both what he has said and what he has not said, his assertions and his omissions alike, will require a paragraph to themselves.
• And, thirdly, because the assertions of the Quakers on this point are disputed by many at the present day.
• The fourth and last proof will be found in the assertions of Celsus, and in the reply of Origen to that writer.

Similar words containing ASSERTION without suffix s

assertion9 reassertion11 reassertions12 overassertion16 overassertions17

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.