assert
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əˈsɝt/ · UK /əˈsɜːt/
Forms: asserts, asserting, asserted
assert means: To say clearly and firmly that something is true.
verb
STATE CONFIDENTLYB2
To say clearly and firmly that something is true.
- She asserted her innocence.
- He asserts that the figures are correct.
- The report asserted that no money had been lost.
EXERCISE POWERC1
To use your power, rights, or influence so that others recognize them.
- The manager asserted her authority.
- Workers must be able to assert their rights.
- He learned to assert himself during meetings.
Questions about assert
What does assert mean?
To say clearly and firmly that something is true.
What is assert in other languages?
Türkçe: ileri sürmek · Español: afirmar · Français: affirmer · Deutsch: behaupten · Italiano: affermare · 日本語: 断言する
How do you pronounce assert?
In American English /əˈsɝt/; in British English /əˈsɜːt/.
How do you use assert in a sentence?
She asserted her innocence. He asserts that the figures are correct.
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