Definition of assertion in English:

assertion

noun əˈsəːʃ(ə)nəˈsərʃ(ə)n

1A confident and forceful statement of fact or belief.
断言，语气肯定的话
with clause his assertion that his father had deserted the family
他对他父亲已抛弃家庭这一事件的断言。
Example sentencesExamples
- In practice, there are many venture capitalists who will protest the assertion that all they want is to make a quick buck.
- That can be the only basis for the assertion that the safety issue is a myth.
- For once the assertion that this is television that will ask questions seems very likely to be true.
- I politely disagree with the assertion that it was didactic and lengthy.
- The working class at home is beginning to be starved, and is being buoyed up with the assertion that this is the last great war.
- As for her assertion that our community leaders are working towards cohesion, I should think they are!
- Each time he gets a black cube it confirms the assertion that all six cubes are black.
- For the record, in case anyone is thinking it, the assertion that women are worse at maths is also utter rubbish.
- This is the polite version of the assertion that there is nothing so absurd that some philosopher has not said it.
- Finally, the assertion that everything happens by necessity seems to leave the whole of morality in doubt.
- This has lead to the assertion that a butterfly flapping its wings in Japan may affect the weather in Europe within a week or two.
- If not, doesn't this simply verify the assertion that such orders are a joke in this Internet age?
- It is usually regarded as an assertion that we are all the same under the skin.
- There may be room for the assertion that the bailiff was not tactful and that his firmness and size intimidated those in that room.
- Free will, as I understand it, is the assertion that a person is the cause of their own actions.
- This amounts, of course, to an assertion that we can easily put aside economic law.
- This disproves the assertion that tyranny is impossible to impose on an armed population.
- Imposing such a ban requires far more compelling logic than the assertion that we should not play God.
- He is criticizing the assertion that to weigh more than that is to be obese.
- Moreover, the assertion that moral agency confers special moral status is itself quite debatable.
Synonyms
declaration, contention, statement, claim, submission, postulation, averment, opinion, proclamation, announcement, pronouncement, assurance, attestation, affirmation, protestation, profession, swearing, insistence, avowal
rare maintenance, asseveration
1. 1.1mass noun The action of asserting something.
  the assertion of his legal rights
  他合法权利的行使。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Whether this assertion is accurate is of course a different matter.
  It is this assertion which will be tested in a referendum vote, probably next March.
  I showed that none of the archival references in her footnotes supported this assertion.
  The falsity of this assertion would have been found if it had been checked.
  If one rejects that assertion, does the imperialism of human rights really sound so bad?
  Many would no doubt take issue with me on that simple assertion, citing personal reasons why it is not so.
  Nor has any evidence been made public as of this writing to justify the prime minister's assertion.
  Anyone who disagrees with this assertion should of course be ready for my temper tantrum.
  Almost every assertion is backed by a sackful of evidence, statistics or relevant quotations.
  The amount of water used to put out the twelve minute bonfire proves this assertion.
  This last assertion is one of the simplest paradoxes of liberalism.
  Experiments conducted in the field and the lab are a major basis for this assertion.
  While this assertion appears disarmingly simple, it is profound in its implications.
  No documentation was produced to verify that assertion, nor was her son called as a witness at trial.
  Any objective scrutiny of the list of banned organisations makes a mockery of this last assertion.
  The events since the last two elections support this assertion, a point to which I will return.
  At the function that I attended, too, a number of articles spoke of this assertion on their past.
  A rescue operation in May this year brutally revealed the truth of this assertion.
  That was a novel and quite astounding assertion at that stage of human legal development.
  The critical question, in relation to the appeal, is whether this assertion is correct.
  Synonyms
  defence, upholding
  insistence on

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin assertio(n-), from the verb asserere (see assert).

Rhymes

animadversion, aspersion, aversion, bioconversion, Cistercian, coercion, conversion, desertion, disconcertion, dispersion, diversion, emersion, excursion, exertion, extroversion, immersion, incursion, insertion, interspersion, introversion, Persian, perversion, submersion, subversion, tertian, version

Definition of assertion in US English:

assertion

nounəˈsərSH(ə)nəˈsərʃ(ə)n

1A confident and forceful statement of fact or belief.
断言，语气肯定的话
with clause his assertion that his father had deserted the family
他对他父亲已抛弃家庭这一事件的断言。
Example sentencesExamples
- He is criticizing the assertion that to weigh more than that is to be obese.
- This disproves the assertion that tyranny is impossible to impose on an armed population.
- Moreover, the assertion that moral agency confers special moral status is itself quite debatable.
- The working class at home is beginning to be starved, and is being buoyed up with the assertion that this is the last great war.
- Free will, as I understand it, is the assertion that a person is the cause of their own actions.
- It is usually regarded as an assertion that we are all the same under the skin.
- Each time he gets a black cube it confirms the assertion that all six cubes are black.
- Imposing such a ban requires far more compelling logic than the assertion that we should not play God.
- I politely disagree with the assertion that it was didactic and lengthy.
- In practice, there are many venture capitalists who will protest the assertion that all they want is to make a quick buck.
- That can be the only basis for the assertion that the safety issue is a myth.
- There may be room for the assertion that the bailiff was not tactful and that his firmness and size intimidated those in that room.
- For the record, in case anyone is thinking it, the assertion that women are worse at maths is also utter rubbish.
- If not, doesn't this simply verify the assertion that such orders are a joke in this Internet age?
- For once the assertion that this is television that will ask questions seems very likely to be true.
- This amounts, of course, to an assertion that we can easily put aside economic law.
- As for her assertion that our community leaders are working towards cohesion, I should think they are!
- This is the polite version of the assertion that there is nothing so absurd that some philosopher has not said it.
- Finally, the assertion that everything happens by necessity seems to leave the whole of morality in doubt.
- This has lead to the assertion that a butterfly flapping its wings in Japan may affect the weather in Europe within a week or two.
Synonyms
declaration, contention, statement, claim, submission, postulation, averment, opinion, proclamation, announcement, pronouncement, assurance, attestation, affirmation, protestation, profession, swearing, insistence, avowal
1. 1.1 The action of stating something or exercising authority confidently and forcefully.
  肯定有力的主张；行使权利
  the assertion of his legal rights
  他合法权利的行使。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The critical question, in relation to the appeal, is whether this assertion is correct.
  Whether this assertion is accurate is of course a different matter.
  The amount of water used to put out the twelve minute bonfire proves this assertion.
  Experiments conducted in the field and the lab are a major basis for this assertion.
  Nor has any evidence been made public as of this writing to justify the prime minister's assertion.
  The events since the last two elections support this assertion, a point to which I will return.
  Many would no doubt take issue with me on that simple assertion, citing personal reasons why it is not so.
  I showed that none of the archival references in her footnotes supported this assertion.
  The falsity of this assertion would have been found if it had been checked.
  At the function that I attended, too, a number of articles spoke of this assertion on their past.
  Any objective scrutiny of the list of banned organisations makes a mockery of this last assertion.
  It is this assertion which will be tested in a referendum vote, probably next March.
  Almost every assertion is backed by a sackful of evidence, statistics or relevant quotations.
  That was a novel and quite astounding assertion at that stage of human legal development.
  This last assertion is one of the simplest paradoxes of liberalism.
  Anyone who disagrees with this assertion should of course be ready for my temper tantrum.
  If one rejects that assertion, does the imperialism of human rights really sound so bad?
  While this assertion appears disarmingly simple, it is profound in its implications.
  No documentation was produced to verify that assertion, nor was her son called as a witness at trial.
  A rescue operation in May this year brutally revealed the truth of this assertion.
  Synonyms
  defence, upholding

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin assertio(n-), from the verb asserere (see assert).

词汇	assertion
释义	Definition of assertion in English: assertion noun əˈsəːʃ(ə)nəˈsərʃ(ə)n 1A confident and forceful statement of fact or belief. 断言，语气肯定的话 with clause his assertion that his father had deserted the family 他对他父亲已抛弃家庭这一事件的断言。 Example sentencesExamples In practice, there are many venture capitalists who will protest the assertion that all they want is to make a quick buck. That can be the only basis for the assertion that the safety issue is a myth. For once the assertion that this is television that will ask questions seems very likely to be true. I politely disagree with the assertion that it was didactic and lengthy. The working class at home is beginning to be starved, and is being buoyed up with the assertion that this is the last great war. As for her assertion that our community leaders are working towards cohesion, I should think they are! Each time he gets a black cube it confirms the assertion that all six cubes are black. For the record, in case anyone is thinking it, the assertion that women are worse at maths is also utter rubbish. This is the polite version of the assertion that there is nothing so absurd that some philosopher has not said it. Finally, the assertion that everything happens by necessity seems to leave the whole of morality in doubt. This has lead to the assertion that a butterfly flapping its wings in Japan may affect the weather in Europe within a week or two. If not, doesn't this simply verify the assertion that such orders are a joke in this Internet age? It is usually regarded as an assertion that we are all the same under the skin. There may be room for the assertion that the bailiff was not tactful and that his firmness and size intimidated those in that room. Free will, as I understand it, is the assertion that a person is the cause of their own actions. This amounts, of course, to an assertion that we can easily put aside economic law. This disproves the assertion that tyranny is impossible to impose on an armed population. Imposing such a ban requires far more compelling logic than the assertion that we should not play God. He is criticizing the assertion that to weigh more than that is to be obese. Moreover, the assertion that moral agency confers special moral status is itself quite debatable. Synonyms declaration, contention, statement, claim, submission, postulation, averment, opinion, proclamation, announcement, pronouncement, assurance, attestation, affirmation, protestation, profession, swearing, insistence, avowal rare maintenance, asseveration 1.1mass noun The action of asserting something. the assertion of his legal rights 他合法权利的行使。 Example sentencesExamples Whether this assertion is accurate is of course a different matter. It is this assertion which will be tested in a referendum vote, probably next March. I showed that none of the archival references in her footnotes supported this assertion. The falsity of this assertion would have been found if it had been checked. If one rejects that assertion, does the imperialism of human rights really sound so bad? Many would no doubt take issue with me on that simple assertion, citing personal reasons why it is not so. Nor has any evidence been made public as of this writing to justify the prime minister's assertion. Anyone who disagrees with this assertion should of course be ready for my temper tantrum. Almost every assertion is backed by a sackful of evidence, statistics or relevant quotations. The amount of water used to put out the twelve minute bonfire proves this assertion. This last assertion is one of the simplest paradoxes of liberalism. Experiments conducted in the field and the lab are a major basis for this assertion. While this assertion appears disarmingly simple, it is profound in its implications. No documentation was produced to verify that assertion, nor was her son called as a witness at trial. Any objective scrutiny of the list of banned organisations makes a mockery of this last assertion. The events since the last two elections support this assertion, a point to which I will return. At the function that I attended, too, a number of articles spoke of this assertion on their past. A rescue operation in May this year brutally revealed the truth of this assertion. That was a novel and quite astounding assertion at that stage of human legal development. The critical question, in relation to the appeal, is whether this assertion is correct. Synonyms defence, upholding insistence on Origin Late Middle English: from Latin assertio(n-), from the verb asserere (see assert). Rhymes animadversion, aspersion, aversion, bioconversion, Cistercian, coercion, conversion, desertion, disconcertion, dispersion, diversion, emersion, excursion, exertion, extroversion, immersion, incursion, insertion, interspersion, introversion, Persian, perversion, submersion, subversion, tertian, version Definition of assertion in US English: assertion nounəˈsərSH(ə)nəˈsərʃ(ə)n 1A confident and forceful statement of fact or belief. 断言，语气肯定的话 with clause his assertion that his father had deserted the family 他对他父亲已抛弃家庭这一事件的断言。 Example sentencesExamples He is criticizing the assertion that to weigh more than that is to be obese. This disproves the assertion that tyranny is impossible to impose on an armed population. Moreover, the assertion that moral agency confers special moral status is itself quite debatable. The working class at home is beginning to be starved, and is being buoyed up with the assertion that this is the last great war. Free will, as I understand it, is the assertion that a person is the cause of their own actions. It is usually regarded as an assertion that we are all the same under the skin. Each time he gets a black cube it confirms the assertion that all six cubes are black. Imposing such a ban requires far more compelling logic than the assertion that we should not play God. I politely disagree with the assertion that it was didactic and lengthy. In practice, there are many venture capitalists who will protest the assertion that all they want is to make a quick buck. That can be the only basis for the assertion that the safety issue is a myth. There may be room for the assertion that the bailiff was not tactful and that his firmness and size intimidated those in that room. For the record, in case anyone is thinking it, the assertion that women are worse at maths is also utter rubbish. If not, doesn't this simply verify the assertion that such orders are a joke in this Internet age? For once the assertion that this is television that will ask questions seems very likely to be true. This amounts, of course, to an assertion that we can easily put aside economic law. As for her assertion that our community leaders are working towards cohesion, I should think they are! This is the polite version of the assertion that there is nothing so absurd that some philosopher has not said it. Finally, the assertion that everything happens by necessity seems to leave the whole of morality in doubt. This has lead to the assertion that a butterfly flapping its wings in Japan may affect the weather in Europe within a week or two. Synonyms declaration, contention, statement, claim, submission, postulation, averment, opinion, proclamation, announcement, pronouncement, assurance, attestation, affirmation, protestation, profession, swearing, insistence, avowal 1.1 The action of stating something or exercising authority confidently and forcefully. 肯定有力的主张；行使权利 the assertion of his legal rights 他合法权利的行使。 Example sentencesExamples The critical question, in relation to the appeal, is whether this assertion is correct. Whether this assertion is accurate is of course a different matter. The amount of water used to put out the twelve minute bonfire proves this assertion. Experiments conducted in the field and the lab are a major basis for this assertion. Nor has any evidence been made public as of this writing to justify the prime minister's assertion. The events since the last two elections support this assertion, a point to which I will return. Many would no doubt take issue with me on that simple assertion, citing personal reasons why it is not so. I showed that none of the archival references in her footnotes supported this assertion. The falsity of this assertion would have been found if it had been checked. At the function that I attended, too, a number of articles spoke of this assertion on their past. Any objective scrutiny of the list of banned organisations makes a mockery of this last assertion. It is this assertion which will be tested in a referendum vote, probably next March. Almost every assertion is backed by a sackful of evidence, statistics or relevant quotations. That was a novel and quite astounding assertion at that stage of human legal development. This last assertion is one of the simplest paradoxes of liberalism. Anyone who disagrees with this assertion should of course be ready for my temper tantrum. If one rejects that assertion, does the imperialism of human rights really sound so bad? While this assertion appears disarmingly simple, it is profound in its implications. No documentation was produced to verify that assertion, nor was her son called as a witness at trial. A rescue operation in May this year brutally revealed the truth of this assertion. Synonyms defence, upholding Origin Late Middle English: from Latin assertio(n-), from the verb asserere (see assert).
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