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Affirm

Verb
UK /əˈfɜːm/
US /əˈfɝːm/
Level: Easy - A1 (Beginner)

Definition

To confidently state something as true or to support it.

Example

"She affirmed her commitment."

"He affirmed his belief in the team’s ability to win the championship game."

"The judge asked her to affirm the truth of her statement under oath."

Explanation

To affirm means to state something confidently as true or to support it strongly. It’s like saying “yes” to a belief or idea, such as affirming someone’s feelings or confirming a fact. It can also mean giving emotional support, like affirming a friend’s decision to chase a dream. The word is positive and often used in contexts of encouragement, truth, or commitment, like in legal or personal settings.