reaffirm

re·af·firm

 (rē′ə-fûrm′)

tr.v. re·af·firmed, re·af·firm·ing, re·af·firms

To affirm or assert again.


re′af·fir·ma′tion (rē′ăf-ər-mā′shən) n.

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reaffirm

(ˌriːəˈfɜːm)

vb (tr)

to affirm (a claim, etc) again; reassert

ˌreaffirˈmation n

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reaffirm


Past participle: reaffirmed
Gerund: reaffirming
Imperative
reaffirm
reaffirm
Present
I reaffirm
you reaffirm
he/she/it reaffirms
we reaffirm
you reaffirm
they reaffirm
Preterite
I reaffirmed
you reaffirmed
he/she/it reaffirmed
we reaffirmed
you reaffirmed
they reaffirmed
Present Continuous
I am reaffirming
you are reaffirming
he/she/it is reaffirming
we are reaffirming
you are reaffirming
they are reaffirming
Present Perfect
I have reaffirmed
you have reaffirmed
he/she/it has reaffirmed
we have reaffirmed
you have reaffirmed
they have reaffirmed
Past Continuous
I was reaffirming
you were reaffirming
he/she/it was reaffirming
we were reaffirming
you were reaffirming
they were reaffirming
Past Perfect
I had reaffirmed
you had reaffirmed
he/she/it had reaffirmed
we had reaffirmed
you had reaffirmed
they had reaffirmed
Future
I will reaffirm
you will reaffirm
he/she/it will reaffirm
we will reaffirm
you will reaffirm
they will reaffirm
Future Perfect
I will have reaffirmed
you will have reaffirmed
he/she/it will have reaffirmed
we will have reaffirmed
you will have reaffirmed
they will have reaffirmed
Future Continuous
I will be reaffirming
you will be reaffirming
he/she/it will be reaffirming
we will be reaffirming
you will be reaffirming
they will be reaffirming
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been reaffirming
you have been reaffirming
he/she/it has been reaffirming
we have been reaffirming
you have been reaffirming
they have been reaffirming
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been reaffirming
you will have been reaffirming
he/she/it will have been reaffirming
we will have been reaffirming
you will have been reaffirming
they will have been reaffirming
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been reaffirming
you had been reaffirming
he/she/it had been reaffirming
we had been reaffirming
you had been reaffirming
they had been reaffirming
Conditional
I would reaffirm
you would reaffirm
he/she/it would reaffirm
we would reaffirm
you would reaffirm
they would reaffirm
Past Conditional
I would have reaffirmed
you would have reaffirmed
he/she/it would have reaffirmed
we would have reaffirmed
you would have reaffirmed
they would have reaffirmed

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Verb1.reaffirm - affirm once again; "He reaffirmed his faith in the church"

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reaffirm

verb reiterate, repeat, restate He reaffirmed his commitment to the country's economic reform programme.

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reaffirm

[ˌriːəˈfɜːrm] vt [+ commitment, intention, support, belief] → réaffirmer
to reaffirm (that) ... → confirmer que ...

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reaffirm

v. reafirmar, asegurar.

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