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assertion

/əˈsɜː.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une affirmation ferme et catégorique d'un fait ou d'une conviction, souvent faite sans apporter de preuves.

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noun

/əˈsɜː.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une affirmation ferme et catégorique d'un fait ou d'une conviction, souvent faite sans apporter de preuves.

A noun referring to a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief, often made without providing evidence or proof.

  1. B2formal

    A strong, confident statement or claim that something is true, often without providing immediate proof.

    frAffirmation

    • The scientist made a bold assertion about the new theory.
    • Her assertion that the project would fail was met with skepticism.
    • He repeated his assertion that he had seen the suspect.

    Synonymesaffirmationallegationasseverationavowalclaimcontentiondeclarationproclamationprofessionstatement

  2. Act of claimingB2formal

    The act of asserting or insisting on a right, opinion, or belief.

    frAction d'affirmer

    • The lawyer's assertion of his client's innocence was compelling.
    • The assertion of authority by the new manager caused some tension.
    • Her assertion of independence surprised her family.

    Synonymesaffirmationallegationavowalclaimcontentiondeclarationinsistenceprotestation

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  • assertions plural form
  • assertions' possessive plural form
  • assertion's possessive singular form
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