as·sert [əˈsɜ:t] VB trans
1. assert (state firmly):
- assert
- zatrjevati [perf zatrditi]
3. assert (act confidently):
| I | assert |
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| you | assert |
| he/she/it | asserts |
| we | assert |
| you | assert |
| they | assert |
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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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| he/she/it | had | asserted |
| we | had | asserted |
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It now becomes us as chiropractors to assert our religious rights.
en.wikipedia.org Along these lines, some have asserted that majority rule fails to measure the intensity of preferences.
en.wikipedia.org The growth of the field is asserted to be exponential and unstable.
en.wikipedia.org He asserts that there are situations in which the cost is shared between the primary and secondary female.
en.wikipedia.org They asserted that it infringes upon autonomy based on uncertain evidence, with possible negative effects.
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