Affirmations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AFFIRMATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• AFFIRMATION, the act of affirming
• the action or process of affirming something
• a formal declaration by a person who declines to take an oath.
• emotional support or encouragement
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of affirming; something affirme; a positive assertion

Words related to AFFIRMATIONS

affirmation19

Words that contain AFFIRMATIONS

reaffirmations22 disaffirmations24

How to use AFFIRMATIONS in a sentence

• The platform devised by the Philadelphia Convention was unusually bold in its affirmations, and most happy in its phraseology.
• These affirmations are so well confirmed in the minds of all unprejudiced men who have taken the trouble to read histories, that they need no elucidation from me.
• This is evident from the mere fact that he is so ready to make about it affirmations that he would not venture to make about things.
• They have been able, therefore, to make new truth tributary to old faith and to interpret the central affirmations of Christianity in terms of present-day facts.
• For a definition of God she offers only synonyms and affirmations though here perhaps she follows only the usual procedure of theology.
• What is distinctive, then, in Christian Science is not its affirmations but its denials.
• It passed away with the influence of the older rationalists whose precise denials matched the precise and limited affirmations of the static orthodoxy.
• The house, without examining particulars, further than hearing general affirmations that all would be proved, immediately voted his impeachment.
• All kinds of affirmations have to be signed, you know.
• If we examine their claims, we find that they are usually right in their affirmations, though wrong in their denials.
• It is their affirmations in which we are here interested.
• All the awful but sublime affirmations of Puritan theology are gone.
• Thus proceeding in a similar manner the Jains say that all affirmations are true of a thing only in a certain limited sense.
• The affirmations from any point of view are thus true in a limited sense and under limited conditions.
• Infinite numbers of affirmations may be made of things from infinite points of view.
• Thus all affirmations are true, are not true, are both true and untrue, and are thus unspeakable, inconceivable, and indefinite.
• I then perceived that my first affirmations were no better founded than those of the masters, whose theories I had attacked.
• Having spoken of the affirmations of the hand, we must speak of its degree of certainty of which the arm is the thermometer.
• The world-wide revolution resulted from a long-continued related series of affirmations, punctuated and interrupted by contradictions and conflicts.
• Pour in the suggestions, or affirmations, or whatever you may wish to call them.
• We administer through these rhythmic affirmations, so long as we sing them with intention, a powerful suggestion to ourselves and every one else within reach.
• The affirmations of his genius were plainly apparent to him, if not to others, and he knew that he was on the threshold of creating imperishable masterpieces.

Similar words containing AFFIRMATION without suffix s

affirmation19 reaffirmation21 disaffirmation23 reaffirmations22 disaffirmations24

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