assert [əˈsɜ:t, Am -ˈsɜ:rt] VB trans
| I | assert |
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| you | assert |
| he/she/it | asserts |
| we | assert |
| you | assert |
| they | assert |
| I | asserted |
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| you | asserted |
| he/she/it | asserted |
| we | asserted |
| you | asserted |
| they | asserted |
| I | have | asserted |
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| you | have | asserted |
| he/she/it | has | asserted |
| we | have | asserted |
| you | have | asserted |
| they | have | asserted |
| I | had | asserted |
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| you | had | asserted |
| he/she/it | had | asserted |
| we | had | asserted |
| you | had | asserted |
| they | had | asserted |
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
The statement was not issued on the basis that it had already been asserted in 1942.
en.wikipedia.org It now becomes us as chiropractors to assert our religious rights.
en.wikipedia.org He loses no time in asserting his new-found authority by dispensing unjust and brutal punishments among the junior schoolboys.
en.wikipedia.org Business rules are intended to assert business structure or to control or influence the behavior of the business.
en.wikipedia.org He fails to demonstrate the validity of his claims and merely asserts them rhetorically.
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