avouchment (Meaning)

Wordnet

avouchment (n)

a statement asserting the existence or the truth of something

Webster

The act of avouching; positive declaration.

The barrister's avouchment that the defendant was innocent persuaded the jury to acquit.
The historian's avouchment of the document's authenticity silenced all doubts about its veracity.
The plaintiff's avouchment that the contract had been breached was substantiated by strong evidence.
The witness's avouchment about the suspect's alibi proved to be true, leading to the dismissal of the charges.
The archbishop's avouchment of the candidate's moral character weighed heavily in the selection process.
The accountant's avouchment of the financial statements verified their accuracy and completeness.
The professor's avouchment of the student's academic ability resulted in a glowing recommendation letter.
The commander's avouchment of the soldiers' bravery inspired them to fight with unwavering determination.
The treaty contained an avouchment of peace and cooperation between the two nations.
The scientist's avouchment that the experiment would revolutionize medicine was met with skepticism, but ultimately proved true.

a statement asserting the existence or the truth of somethingThe act of avouching; positive declaration.

claim, assertion,declaration, insistence, proclamation,announcement, protestation, allegation, argument, affirmation

disavowal, disclaimer, disavowal, challenge, dispute, challenge, refutation, dispute,question, rebuttal

The barrister's avouchment that the defendant was innocent persuaded the jury to acquit.

The historian's avouchment of the document's authenticity silenced all doubts about its veracity.

The plaintiff's avouchment that the contract had been breached was substantiated by strong evidence.

The witness's avouchment about the suspect's alibi proved to be true, leading to the dismissal of the charges.