Asserted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASSERTED 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
ADJECTIVE:
• confidently declared to be so

Words related to ASSERTED

assert6 asserting10 asserts7

Words that contain ASSERTED

assertedly14 reasserted11 overasserted16

How to use ASSERTED in a sentence

• But the Reformers had asserted it only for themselves, and as soon as they had framed their own articles of faith, they had practically repudiated it.
• It has asserted the principles of justice and right.
• This they asserted had been done in numberless cases where the families were in Bolshevik hands.
• Later on, the naval officers asserted he could not have taken the Fort without the assistance of the fleet.
• At length, however, my weary body asserted its rights.
• Whether, as is asserted, treachery from within aided the result or not, the end was not long delayed.
• They boldly asserted their right to worship as they pleased, and put their doctrines into practice.
• Then the lifelong habit of being practical asserted itself.
• The toll-gatherer on the next day asserted that the stool went directly through the body of the horse, and he persisted in that belief ever after.
• A short time ago a speaker arose in a public-speaking club and asserted that grass would spring from wood-ashes sprinkled over the soil, without the aid of seed.
• In most cases of this kind the asserted doctrine is placed on the basis of a divine revelation, and must be implicitly received.
• The identical character of these two parties was asserted by A.
• Pangloss owned that he had always suffered horribly, but as he had once asserted that everything went wonderfully well, he asserted it still, though he no longer believed it.
• That this great waste of life and health and the national economic loss that results can be modified by national action is asserted.
• Lepanto crushed the naval supremacy which the followers of Mahomet had more than once asserted over the Mediterranean.
• Druids asserted the Unity of the God-head and invoked One Power, 618-u.
• Others, again, asserted that they were discourses on dancing, music, and poetry.
• At first Elizabeth asserted her innocence as stoutly as did Mary herself, but afterwards she acknowledged her guilt.
• Mahogany may be said to have come into general use subsequent to 1720, and its introduction is asserted to have been due to the tenacity of purpose of a Dr.
• But the material points in difference between us and them are universally retained and asserted, in all their controversial writings.
• Among these children was the son who succeeded to the name of Rain-in-the-Face, and who years later, it is asserted, killed General George A.
• The monks of the Middle Ages were not so very much in the wrong when they asserted that Greek was an invention of the devil.
• Indeed, it may be asserted that most of such work has been done by instruments of six inches or less in size.
• Whether the particulars here asserted are true or false neither the Court of Directors nor their ministry have thought proper to inquire.
• He asserted and maintained his authority in the gross, and distributed his acts of concession only in the detail.
• President, the thirteen colonies, which on the 4th of July, 1776, asserted their independence, were British colonies, governed by British laws.

Similar words containing ASSERT without suffix ed

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