Definition of reassert in English:

reassert

verb riːəˈsəːtˌriəˈsərt

[with object]

Assert again.
再断言，重申；再坚持
he moved quickly to reassert his control
他很快采取措施重申自己的控制权。
Example sentencesExamples
- Her longing to reassert control over her body deepened after a series of stillbirths and miscarriages left her with only one healthy child, Elma.
- Everything comes together smashingly, in an extended dénouement that… reasserts the power of stories and songs to represent, sustain and complete us.
- In this way the victim's worth can be reasserted.
- British rule in Jamaica was shaken by a rising in 1865, and the governor Edward Eyre recalled in disgrace, but control was reasserted.
- A stalemate had been reached in which the opposition could not unseat the government by force and the government could not reassert full control.
- Hence its brazen efforts to reassert control, by any means necessary.
- However, the European Council was also an attempt by governments to reassert national control over the development of the EC.
- The Second Republic was progressively emasculated as the old monarchist élites reasserted control at central and local level.
- The illusion of easy communication disintegrates, the curse of Babel reasserts itself, English collapses into translationese.
- However, Celtic quickly reasserted themselves and were back on level terms following an Alan Hosey header from a great John Reid cross.
- He moved quickly to reassert UN centrality in emergencies across the globe.
- He had previously helped his father and brothers reassert government control during a period of lawlessness and had served as a Minister.
- France, however, hoped to reassert control over Indo-China and reoccupied the main cities.
- It is a quick, single move which breaks the flow and reasserts one's control over the situation.
- As the appeals court weighs the case, some members of Congress are moving to reassert their authority.
- A statement issued on behalf of the publisher said that it reasserted its support for the original order and repeated that it would never knowingly contravene a court order.
- Like the Islamic and Ottoman works that follow, they show how quickly this region surmounts destruction and reasserts its cultural traditions.
- I suspect they probably bided their time until the furor over the May conference died down, before waiting to reassert their power and control.
- Each year Eliot's presence reasserts itself at a deeper level, to an audience that is surprised to find itself more chastened, more astonished, more humble.
- My sane sensible side reasserted itself quickly, but just for one second after seeing a room for let in Brighton, I was about to just up and leave.
Synonyms
reaffirm, confirm

Derivatives

reassertion
再断言，重申；再坚持

noun ˌriːəˈsəːʃ(ə)nˌriəˈsərʃ(ə)n

The new art rock, however, is resolutely white, resolutely middle-class: a reassertion of old cultural hierarchies, not a celebration of their disentangling.
Example sentencesExamples
- I see it as a triumphant reassertion of his essence: serious joy.
- And the Germans as a people admired the Nazis' reassertion of German power and prestige, whereas the USSR was a former empire with myriad conflicting national and social allegiances.
- In tandem with a reform of the modern Mass, already tentatively under way, the foundations could be laid for a return to dignified worship and reassertion of doctrine.
- The availability of the means of production has seemed to go alongside a compensatory reassertion of spectacular power.

Definition of reassert in US English:

reassert

verbˌrēəˈsərtˌriəˈsərt

[with object]

Assert again.
再断言，重申；再坚持
he moved quickly to reassert his control
他很快采取措施重申自己的控制权。
Example sentencesExamples
- A statement issued on behalf of the publisher said that it reasserted its support for the original order and repeated that it would never knowingly contravene a court order.
- British rule in Jamaica was shaken by a rising in 1865, and the governor Edward Eyre recalled in disgrace, but control was reasserted.
- I suspect they probably bided their time until the furor over the May conference died down, before waiting to reassert their power and control.
- The Second Republic was progressively emasculated as the old monarchist élites reasserted control at central and local level.
- Everything comes together smashingly, in an extended dénouement that… reasserts the power of stories and songs to represent, sustain and complete us.
- He moved quickly to reassert UN centrality in emergencies across the globe.
- France, however, hoped to reassert control over Indo-China and reoccupied the main cities.
- However, Celtic quickly reasserted themselves and were back on level terms following an Alan Hosey header from a great John Reid cross.
- He had previously helped his father and brothers reassert government control during a period of lawlessness and had served as a Minister.
- In this way the victim's worth can be reasserted.
- However, the European Council was also an attempt by governments to reassert national control over the development of the EC.
- The illusion of easy communication disintegrates, the curse of Babel reasserts itself, English collapses into translationese.
- Each year Eliot's presence reasserts itself at a deeper level, to an audience that is surprised to find itself more chastened, more astonished, more humble.
- A stalemate had been reached in which the opposition could not unseat the government by force and the government could not reassert full control.
- Her longing to reassert control over her body deepened after a series of stillbirths and miscarriages left her with only one healthy child, Elma.
- Like the Islamic and Ottoman works that follow, they show how quickly this region surmounts destruction and reasserts its cultural traditions.
- Hence its brazen efforts to reassert control, by any means necessary.
- As the appeals court weighs the case, some members of Congress are moving to reassert their authority.
- My sane sensible side reasserted itself quickly, but just for one second after seeing a room for let in Brighton, I was about to just up and leave.
- It is a quick, single move which breaks the flow and reasserts one's control over the situation.
Synonyms
reaffirm, confirm

词汇	reassert
释义	Definition of reassert in English: reassert verb riːəˈsəːtˌriəˈsərt [with object] Assert again. 再断言，重申；再坚持 he moved quickly to reassert his control 他很快采取措施重申自己的控制权。 Example sentencesExamples Her longing to reassert control over her body deepened after a series of stillbirths and miscarriages left her with only one healthy child, Elma. Everything comes together smashingly, in an extended dénouement that… reasserts the power of stories and songs to represent, sustain and complete us. In this way the victim's worth can be reasserted. British rule in Jamaica was shaken by a rising in 1865, and the governor Edward Eyre recalled in disgrace, but control was reasserted. A stalemate had been reached in which the opposition could not unseat the government by force and the government could not reassert full control. Hence its brazen efforts to reassert control, by any means necessary. However, the European Council was also an attempt by governments to reassert national control over the development of the EC. The Second Republic was progressively emasculated as the old monarchist élites reasserted control at central and local level. The illusion of easy communication disintegrates, the curse of Babel reasserts itself, English collapses into translationese. However, Celtic quickly reasserted themselves and were back on level terms following an Alan Hosey header from a great John Reid cross. He moved quickly to reassert UN centrality in emergencies across the globe. He had previously helped his father and brothers reassert government control during a period of lawlessness and had served as a Minister. France, however, hoped to reassert control over Indo-China and reoccupied the main cities. It is a quick, single move which breaks the flow and reasserts one's control over the situation. As the appeals court weighs the case, some members of Congress are moving to reassert their authority. A statement issued on behalf of the publisher said that it reasserted its support for the original order and repeated that it would never knowingly contravene a court order. Like the Islamic and Ottoman works that follow, they show how quickly this region surmounts destruction and reasserts its cultural traditions. I suspect they probably bided their time until the furor over the May conference died down, before waiting to reassert their power and control. Each year Eliot's presence reasserts itself at a deeper level, to an audience that is surprised to find itself more chastened, more astonished, more humble. My sane sensible side reasserted itself quickly, but just for one second after seeing a room for let in Brighton, I was about to just up and leave. Synonyms reaffirm, confirm Derivatives reassertion 再断言，重申；再坚持 noun ˌriːəˈsəːʃ(ə)nˌriəˈsərʃ(ə)n The new art rock, however, is resolutely white, resolutely middle-class: a reassertion of old cultural hierarchies, not a celebration of their disentangling. Example sentencesExamples I see it as a triumphant reassertion of his essence: serious joy. And the Germans as a people admired the Nazis' reassertion of German power and prestige, whereas the USSR was a former empire with myriad conflicting national and social allegiances. In tandem with a reform of the modern Mass, already tentatively under way, the foundations could be laid for a return to dignified worship and reassertion of doctrine. The availability of the means of production has seemed to go alongside a compensatory reassertion of spectacular power. Definition of reassert in US English: reassert verbˌrēəˈsərtˌriəˈsərt [with object] Assert again. 再断言，重申；再坚持 he moved quickly to reassert his control 他很快采取措施重申自己的控制权。 Example sentencesExamples A statement issued on behalf of the publisher said that it reasserted its support for the original order and repeated that it would never knowingly contravene a court order. British rule in Jamaica was shaken by a rising in 1865, and the governor Edward Eyre recalled in disgrace, but control was reasserted. I suspect they probably bided their time until the furor over the May conference died down, before waiting to reassert their power and control. The Second Republic was progressively emasculated as the old monarchist élites reasserted control at central and local level. Everything comes together smashingly, in an extended dénouement that… reasserts the power of stories and songs to represent, sustain and complete us. He moved quickly to reassert UN centrality in emergencies across the globe. France, however, hoped to reassert control over Indo-China and reoccupied the main cities. However, Celtic quickly reasserted themselves and were back on level terms following an Alan Hosey header from a great John Reid cross. He had previously helped his father and brothers reassert government control during a period of lawlessness and had served as a Minister. In this way the victim's worth can be reasserted. However, the European Council was also an attempt by governments to reassert national control over the development of the EC. The illusion of easy communication disintegrates, the curse of Babel reasserts itself, English collapses into translationese. Each year Eliot's presence reasserts itself at a deeper level, to an audience that is surprised to find itself more chastened, more astonished, more humble. A stalemate had been reached in which the opposition could not unseat the government by force and the government could not reassert full control. Her longing to reassert control over her body deepened after a series of stillbirths and miscarriages left her with only one healthy child, Elma. Like the Islamic and Ottoman works that follow, they show how quickly this region surmounts destruction and reasserts its cultural traditions. Hence its brazen efforts to reassert control, by any means necessary. As the appeals court weighs the case, some members of Congress are moving to reassert their authority. My sane sensible side reasserted itself quickly, but just for one second after seeing a room for let in Brighton, I was about to just up and leave. It is a quick, single move which breaks the flow and reasserts one's control over the situation. Synonyms reaffirm, confirm
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