affirmation
61affirmation — The stage in autosuggestion in which one exhibits a positive reactive tendency. [L. affirmatio, fr. affirm, to make strong, fr firmus, strong] …
62affirmation — Synonyms and related words: John Hancock, OK, Parthian shot, a priori principle, acceptance, accord, acquiescence, address, admission, affidavit, affirmance, affirmative, affirmative voice, agreement, allegation, answer, apostrophe, approbation,… …
63Affirmation — Droit général: déclaration de sincérité et de véracité qui n est exigée que dans les cas prescrits par la loi …
64Affirmation — Det at affirmere …
65Affirmation — Af|fir|ma|ti|on 〈f.; Gen.: , Pl.: en〉 Bejahung; Ggs.: Negation [Etym.: <lat. affirmatio »Beteuerung«] …
66Affirmation — Af|fir|ma|ti|on die; , en <aus gleichbed. lat. affirmatio zu affirmare, vgl. ↑affirmieren> Bejahung, Zustimmung, Bekräftigung; Ggs. ↑Negation …
67affirmation — af·fir·ma·tion || ‚æfÉœË meɪʃn n. declaration that something is true; confirmation; positive statement …
68affirmation — n. 1. Assertion, declaration, asseveration, word, averment, protestation, avowal, allegation, saying, statement, pronouncement, announcement, predication, testimony, deposition. 2. Confirmation, ratification, approval, establishment, indorsement …
69affirmation — n 1. assertion, avowal, word, vouch ment, avouchment; testimony, deposition, predication, asseveration, averment; profession, acknowledgement, announcement, pronouncement; protestation, allegation. 2. ratification, approval, confirmation,… …
70affirmation — af·fir·ma·tion …