affirm
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əˈfɜːrm/ · UK /əˈfɜːm/
Forms: affirming, affirmed
affirm means: To say clearly that something is true, or give a positive answer.
verb
To say clearly that something is true, or give a positive answer.
- He affirmed his support for us.
- The witness affirmed that she had seen the car.
- Both leaders affirmed their commitment to peace.
To support someone and help them feel confident, accepted, or valued.
- Her parents always affirmed her.
- The group affirms each member's sense of worth.
- Teachers can affirm children by listening carefully to them.
Questions about affirm
What does affirm mean?
To say clearly that something is true, or give a positive answer.
What is affirm in other languages?
Türkçe: doğrulamak · Español: afirmar · Français: affirmer · Deutsch: bestätigen · Italiano: affermare · 日本語: 肯定する
How do you pronounce affirm?
In American English /əˈfɜːrm/; in British English /əˈfɜːm/.
How do you use affirm in a sentence?
He affirmed his support for us. The witness affirmed that she had seen the car.
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