Avers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AVERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• AVER, to declare positively
• state or assert to be the case
• allege as a fact in support of a plea

Words related to AVERS

aver7 averred11 averring12

How to use AVERS in a sentence

• He avers that human traditions cannot bind the conscience, except where their neglect might occasion scandal.
• A legend avers that it is haunted by monsters having the bodies of men and heads of beasts and birds.
• She especially avers that you did, two days before Michaelmas, swear to her on a parcel gilt goblet that you did love her alone, and did then give to her a bracelet of price.
• And the reason of their defeat and destruction, he avers, was simply this, that they were a slaveholding aristocracy.
• Now Littre avers that a certain Hugo de Jubilet was involved in an ambuscade in Syria in the year 1227, and that he had a son named Bertram.
• Santa Maria avers that Philip II showed his displeasure by forbidding the Augustinians of Castile to elect Luis de Leon as their Provincial.
• Material sense also avers that Spirit, or Truth, cannot restore health and perpetuate life, but that material conditions can and do destroy both human health and life.
• The date of the lost Latin original is 1461, as the author himself avers.
• Young clergymen fall an easy prey to designing widows, he avers.
• Flower goes a step further and avers that, with the good of the people for a pretext, tyranny has always been in exact proportion to power and authority.
• Tuthill Massy avers that it often produces a cure in from six to twelve months, and advises that the decoction shall be drank regularly afterwards in the Springtime.
• A person who reports of himself that he has escaped from Charleston avers that he has recognized in the organist of St.
• John avers Christ was the Word by which everything was made, 559-m.
• Venus, avers the astronomer, Not thus idly dancing goes Flushing the eternal orchard with wild rose.
• Wolfe Tone avers that there were 210 Irishmen out of 220 in the crew of a British frigate that overhauled his ship on its way to America.
• Kirk died, or, as local tradition avers, was carried away to fairyland.
• The occurrences which took place at and near the tomb of Paris were attested, as Hume truly avers, by a great body of excellent evidence.
• Bissell, however, writes strongly to the contrary, in company as he avers, with almost all non-Romish scholars.
• Popular tradition avers that he sought shelter one evening in the castle of Drachenfels, where he fell in love with Hildegarde, the beautiful daughter of the Lord of Drachenfels.

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