Synonyms for Re-asserted:
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v.
• declare
- acknowledge
, - advance
, - advocate
, - affirm
, - allegate
, - allege
, - announce
, - argue
, - assert
, - asservate
, - attest
, - aver
, - avow
, - be positive
, - blaze
, - bring forward
, - certify
, - cite
, - claim
, - confess
, - confirm
, - contend
, - convey
, - demonstrate
, - disclose
, - enunciate
, - give out
, - inform
, - insist
, - maintain
, - manifest
, - notify
, - pass
, - proclaim
, - profess
, - promulgate
, - pronounce
, - propound
, - publish
, - put forward
, - reaffirm
, - reassert
, - render
, - repeat
, - reveal
, - set forth
, - show
, - sound
, - state
, - stress
, - swear
, - tell
, - testify
, - validate
, - vouch
.
What are the hypernyms for Re-asserted?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for re-asserted?
Antonyms for "re-asserted" include denied, disavowed, abjured, renounced, and repudiated. These words refer to statements that deny or retract a previous position. To deny is to refuse to acknowledge the validity of something that was said or done. Disavowal is the act of publicly disowning or distancing oneself from a belief or action. Abjuration is the solemn renunciation or abandonment of a belief, cause, or claim. Renunciation involves the formal rejection of something that was previously accepted. Finally, repudiation is the act of rejecting, disowning or disclaiming something that was previously accepted as true or valid.
What are the antonyms for Re-asserted?
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v.
• declare
- abandon
, - conceal
, - confuse
, - contradict
, - deny
, - disavow
, - disclaim
, - disown
, - fail
, - forget
, - hide
, - ignore
, - mumble
, - obscure
, - oppose
, - refuse
, - reject
, - renounce
, - repudiate
, - retract
, - retreat
, - suppress
, - take
, - veto
, - withhold
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