affirm
/əˈfɜrm/
verb
- To state something as true or to assert strongly and publicly.
- The company's CEO affirmed their commitment to environmental sustainability.
- He affirmed his belief in the importance of education during the speech.
- The witness affirmed that she saw the suspect leave the building.
- To confirm or ratify a decision, judgment, or agreement.
- The court affirmed the lower court's ruling in a unanimous decision.
- The board affirmed the new policy after a lengthy discussion.
- The contract was affirmed by both parties with their signatures.
- To offer emotional support or encouragement; to validate someone's feelings or worth.
- The coach affirmed the team's effort despite the loss.
- A good teacher affirms each student's unique talents and abilities.
- Her parents always affirmed her choices, even when they disagreed.