Asserts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASSERTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ASSERT, to state positively
• state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully
• behave or speak in a confident and forceful manner
• cause others to recognize (one's authority or a right) by confident and forceful behaviour

Words related to ASSERTS

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How to use ASSERTS in a sentence

• Loney asserts, in one of his excellent reports, that there never is a deficiency of suitable laborers.
• Rationalism is justified when it asserts that some ideas do not come from the senses.
• Sir John Herschel asserts that the appearance is an illusion, and so do some others.
• He, himself, asserts that he can do it for seven minutes, but that the doctor advised him against doing so, as it might produce a fusion of the Ottahs.
• Tradition forever asserts itself, the past is more powerful than all philosophers, and new traditions must be made before a new life can be had for society.
• Vasari asserts that it was taken to the house of the Medici, and placed in the great upper hall, but gives no date.
• In the case of the optical illusion I am not so sure that the illusion does not exist if the two spaces are not presented simultaneously and adjacent, as Muensterberg asserts.
• The Loewenburg Tradition asserts that on the summit of this mountain once stood a castle, of which, however, not the slightest trace can be found at the present day.
• If he asserts himself as he does in Germany, it is because two hundred and fifty years of German history put him wholly and entirely in the right.
• There too, as Plutarch asserts, many of the most distinguished Athenian matrons were wont to go with their husbands for the pleasure and profit of her conversation.
• Her chief weapon, as this woman asserts, was a skilful application of deliberate unprincipled flattery to the pride and vanity of everybody she met.
• Du Maurier asserts that, at the age of fifteen, Grotius pleaded causes at the Bar.
• The Subordinate theme contrasts notably with its fellow, but asserts equal importance, as a rule, and may be of equal, or nearly equal, length.
• Mill asserts, is a natural product, requiring a considerable amount of intellectual culture, but always appearing at a certain stage of natural development.
• The individuality of a great writer asserts itself most strongly in his greatest works.
• Grandissime looked his friend straight in the eye with the frowning energy of one who asserts an ugly fact.
• Where Xenophon and Herodotus absolutely differ he tells what each asserts.
• Even of the Mongols themselves and kindred races, Pallas asserts that the young women regard a number of intrigues rather as a credit and recommendation than otherwise.
• It asserts that bodies are mere ideas, because it is through our bodies that we perceive them.
• The limited amount of his stipend naturally asserts itself in his costume, which will not bear critical investigation.
• Reitz asserts in the most uncompromising terms the right of the Transvaal to be regarded as an Independent Sovereign International State.
• Stowe asserts that there are no laws in slave States to protect slaves, and to punish the cruel and brutal outrages of masters.
• Mariana, the Spanish historian, asserts that they preferred the rule of the barbarians.
• Benton, in 1844, laid down his platform, and he not only denies the right, but asserts that he never has and never will discuss the subject.

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