reassert
/ˌriːəˈsɜːrt/
verb
- To state or express something again strongly, especially after it has been challenged or ignored.
- In his speech, the leader reasserted the importance of unity among the member nations.
- She reasserted her opinion that the project needed more funding, despite the committee's doubts.
- The CEO reasserted the company's commitment to environmental sustainability during the press conference.
- To regain or establish control, influence, or power over something.
- The team reasserted their dominance in the second half, scoring three quick goals.
- He took a deep breath and tried to reassert his calm before answering the difficult question.
- After a period of weakness, the government moved to reassert its authority over the region.