a fact . Adj. 1. asserted - confidently declared to be so ; " the asserted value of the

a fact . Adj. 1. asserted - confidently declared to be so ; " the asserted value of the

En Translation De -> Es Translation De -> Fr Translation Fr -> En Translation Fr -> Es Translation Fr -> De asserted value asserted value angeblicher

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say that the principles of religion are merely probable ; I have before asserted them to be

of the meanest quality . - Bacon 2. Special or temporary character ; profession ; occupation ; assumed or asserted rank , part , or position

of a syllogism ; the necessary consequence of the conditions asserted in two

ser´tion n. 1. The act of asserting , or that which is asserted ; positive declaration or averment

not very scrupulous in the exercise of power . It was then asserted that equity was bounded

under these circumstances ; in this way ; - with reflex reference to something just asserted or implied ; used also

fact or supposed fact which the interrogator expected , or wished to find asserted , in and

under these circumstances ; in this way ; - with reflex reference to something just asserted or implied ; used also

Af`firm´a`ble a. 1. Capable of being affirmed , asserted , or declared ; - followed by

to state positively ; to aver ; to asseverate . [ imp . & p . p . Asserted ; p . pr . & vb

merely denied on the other ; but special traverses are where the matter asserted by one party is

doctrine ; a definite , established , and authoritative tenet . 3. A doctrinal notion asserted without regard to

force , and its potentiality for the cure of disease , were asserted by Mesmer in

or asserting as true ; assertion ; - opposed to negation or denial . 3. That which is asserted ; an assertion ; a

the thing done , or supposed to be done ; a thing supposed or asserted to be

En Translation Fr -> Es Translation Fr -> De Postulate Pos´tu`late n. 1. Something demanded or asserted ; especially , a position

an undeclared war" 2. declared - declared as fact ; explicitly stated Synonyms: stated accessible , affirmed , alleged , announced , asserted , asseverated , attested , averred , avouched

other words , it is a brief . ( q . v .) accessible , affirmed , alleged , anchored , announced , ascertained , asserted , asseverated , assured , attested , averred

may fairly be understood , though not expressed in words . Whatever things , therefore , it was asserted that the king

1. The act of alleging or positively asserting . 2. That which is alleged , asserted , or declared ; positive assertion

the thing done , or supposed to be done ; a thing supposed or asserted to be

that you should abide by your former decision . - Jowett. Noun 1. contention - a point asserted as part of

2. The condition of being the same with something described or asserted , or of possessing

or asserting as true ; assertion ; - opposed to negation or denial . 3. That which is asserted ; an assertion ; a

the thing done , or supposed to be done ; a thing supposed or asserted to be

called for by the circumstances ; without reason , cause , or proof ; adopted or asserted without any good ground

a registered hospital " Synonyms: qualified accepted , acknowledged , actual , admitted , affirmed , alleged , allowed , announced , approved , ascertained , asserted , asseverated , assured , attested , authenticated

childish voice "; " sham modesty " Synonyms: fictive , put on , sham , fictitious , assumed , false affected , alleged , apocryphal , artificial , asserted , assumed , avowed , bastard , bogus

a making known or designating something additional ; implication of something more than is asserted . 2. a meaning

of a syllogism ; the necessary consequence of the conditions asserted in two

Giving in a falling inwards ; a collapse . Giving out anything uttered or asserted ; an outgiving . His givings

force , and its potentiality for the cure of disease , were asserted by Mesmer in

method of being derived ; the relation of origin when established or asserted . 5. That from which

which vision is produced . - Whewell. Law of universal causation the theoretical or asserted law that every event

claim or pretension ; to desist ; to relinquish what had been proposed or asserted ; as , to recede

by a professed anarchist " Synonyms: avowed accepted , acknowledged , admitted , affirmed , alleged , allowed , announced , apparent , approved , asserted , asseverated , attested , authenticated , averred

produced by the organs of speech absolute , affirmed , alleged , announced , arrant , articulated , asserted , asseverated , assured , attested , averred

of a syllogism ; the necessary consequence of the conditions asserted in two

by a professed anarchist " Synonyms: professed accepted , acknowledged , admitted , affirmed , alleged , allowed , announced , approved , asserted , asseverated , attested , authenticated , averred

produced by the organs of speech absolute , affirmed , alleged , announced , arrant , articulated , asserted , asseverated , assured , attested , averred

method of being derived ; the relation of origin when established or asserted . 5. That from which

claim or pretension ; to desist ; to relinquish what had been proposed or asserted ; as , to recede

to prove to be the same with something described , claimed , or asserted ; as , to identify

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Giving in a falling inwards ; a collapse . Giving out anything uttered or asserted ; an outgiving . His givings

force , and its potentiality for the cure of disease , were asserted by Mesmer in

of the meanest quality . - Bacon 2. Special or temporary character ; profession ; occupation ; assumed or asserted rank , part , or position

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of the meanest quality . - Bacon 2. Special or temporary character ; profession ; occupation ; assumed or asserted rank , part , or position

of the meanest quality . - Bacon 2. Special or temporary character ; profession ; occupation ; assumed or asserted rank , part , or position

to the Smithsonian , and an earlier version of this entry so asserted . A correspondent

fact or supposed fact which the interrogator expected , or wished to find asserted , in and

is joined in any action . If , on one side , a record be asserted to exist

is joined in any action . If , on one side , a record be asserted to exist

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of ; to contradict ; to deny ; - said of that which has been asserted . 2. (Law) To

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Fr -> De Assession As`ses´sion n. 1. A sitting beside or near . Browse asserted Asserter asserting Assertion Assertive

what is known as actual . - Sir W. Hamilton. Browse Assenting Assentive Assentment Assert assert oneself assertable asserted Asserter asserting Assertion Assertive

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another ." See under Ass , Bascule , Bateau . See also: Ass Bridge Browse Assentment Assert assert oneself assertable asserted Asserter asserting Assertion Assertive

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a making known or designating something additional ; implication of something more than is asserted . 2. a meaning

Assenters Assenting Assents Assert assert a claim assert a right assert oneself Asserted asserted value Asserter Asserters

Assenters Assenting Assents Assert assert a claim assert a right -- assert oneself -- Asserted asserted value Asserter Asserters

a making known or designating something additional ; implication of something more than is asserted . 2. a meaning

also have a reset input which sets all outputs to zero when asserted . The counter

process of argument or a series of proposition proving an asserted conclusion Synonyms: demonstration 2

not very scrupulous in the exercise of power . It was then asserted that equity was bounded

Selbstbehauptungs-Training Browse Assert assert a claim assert a right assert oneself Asserted asserted value Asserter Asserters

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twice , and I ' ll make him break a third time , was gravely asserted not to be

En Translation Fr -> Es Translation Fr -> De Postulate Pos´tu`late n. 1. Something demanded or asserted ; especially , a position

a registered hospital " Synonyms: qualified accepted , acknowledged , actual , admitted , affirmed , alleged , allowed , announced , approved , ascertained , asserted , asseverated , assured , attested , authenticated

tes`ta´tion n. 1. The act of obtesting ; supplication ; protestation . Antonio asserted this with great obtestation

pleadings in a case in which a negative is asserted .      2 . It is a

doctrine of nihilism ; one who believes or teaches that nothing can be known , or asserted to exist