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Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
assert, assert that vtr	(with clause: say as true)	afirmar⇒ vtr
		aseverar⇒ vtr
	Vivian asserted her dog was not to blame for the mess.
	Viviana afirmó que su perro no debía ser culpado por el desorden.
assert [sth]⇒ vtr	(insist on: rights, etc.)	reivindicar⇒ vtr
	Seth asserted his right to a fair trial.
	Joe wanted to go to his friend's house, but his father asserted his authority and said no.
	Seth reivindicó su derecho a un juicio justo.

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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
Inglés		Español
assert yourself vtr + refl	(be insistent or firm)	reafirmarse⇒, afirmarse⇒ v prnl
		mantenerse firme loc verb
		reafirmar⇒ vtr
	It's important to assert yourself when you feel you are being treated unfairly.
	Es importante reafirmarse cuando sientes que no te están tratando correctamente.

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arises or is asserted on the basis of a contract - legal
asserted
asserted itself
asserted right
claims cannot be asserted against
clouded title on property asserted ownership rights
damages and liabilities whatsoever asserted - legal
For the truth of the matter asserted - legal
gender identity exclusively and consistently asserted
moral command asserted
self asserted sarcastic bitch to boot
the UN has asserted the right of the Security Council to be the sole body
To the parties against whom the allegations in this proceeding are asserted - legal
and that we asserted, gave off - English Only forum
asserted - English Only forum
asserted it claim, by placing an order, - English Only forum
change of - previously asserted on- decision vs. previously asserted decision - English Only forum
Claims arising from this Agreement must in any case be asserted against the other party - English Only forum
its virtues are asserted - English Only forum
Judaism, it is often asserted, is a religion, not a nationality... - English Only forum
regardless of when such claims may arise or be asserted - English Only forum
the fanciful have asserted - English Only forum
the USSR asserted its dominion - English Only forum

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