reassert (Meaning)
reassert (v)
strengthen or make more firm
reassert (v. t.)
To assert again or anew; to maintain after an omission to do so.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reassert
reassert Sentence Examples
- The government reasserted its authority after the period of turmoil.
- The company reasserted its dominance in the market by launching a new product.
- The teacher reasserted the importance of discipline in the classroom.
- The judge reasserted the defendant's right to a fair trial.
- The politician reasserted his commitment to the cause of social justice.
- The scientist reasserted his theory despite the new evidence.
- The athlete reasserted his world record with an impressive performance.
- The musician reasserted her artistic vision with her experimental album.
- The historian reasserted the forgotten significance of a historical event.
- The activist reasserted her belief in nonviolent resistance.
FAQs About the word reassert
strengthen or make more firmTo assert again or anew; to maintain after an omission to do so.
contend, insist, affirm, assert,reaffirm, maintain, announce, proclaim, allege, protest
negate, negative, repudiate, challenge, repudiate,abandon, challenge, reject, disclaim, reject
The government reasserted its authority after the period of turmoil.
The company reasserted its dominance in the market by launching a new product.
The teacher reasserted the importance of discipline in the classroom.
The judge reasserted the defendant's right to a fair trial.
