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Detailed Translations for asserting from English to French

asserting:


Translation Matrix for asserting:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- declarative; declaratory

Synonyms for "asserting":

  • declarative; declaratory

Antonyms for "asserting":


Related Definitions for "asserting":

  1. relating to the use of or having the nature of a declaration1

assert:

assert [the ~] nomen

  1. the assert (assertion; claim; statement)
    l'assertion; l'affirmation

to assert verb (asserts, asserted, asserting)

  1. to assert (contend; demonstrate)
    démontrer; avancer; argumenter
    • démontrer verb (démontre, démontres, démontrons, démontrez, )
    • avancer verb (avance, avances, avançons, avancez, )
    • argumenter verb (argumente, argumentes, argumentons, argumentez, )

Conjugations for assert:

present
  1. assert
  2. assert
  3. asserts
  4. assert
  5. assert
  6. assert
simple past
  1. asserted
  2. asserted
  3. asserted
  4. asserted
  5. asserted
  6. asserted
present perfect
  1. have asserted
  2. have asserted
  3. has asserted
  4. have asserted
  5. have asserted
  6. have asserted
past continuous
  1. was asserting
  2. were asserting
  3. was asserting
  4. were asserting
  5. were asserting
  6. were asserting
future
  1. shall assert
  2. will assert
  3. will assert
  4. shall assert
  5. will assert
  6. will assert
continuous present
  1. am asserting
  2. are asserting
  3. is asserting
  4. are asserting
  5. are asserting
  6. are asserting
subjunctive
  1. be asserted
  2. be asserted
  3. be asserted
  4. be asserted
  5. be asserted
  6. be asserted
diverse
  1. assert!
  2. let's assert!
  3. asserted
  4. asserting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for assert:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
affirmation assert; assertion; claim; statement affirmation; assertion; authorisation; authorization; confirmation; installation; placement; positioning; statement
assertion assert; assertion; claim; statement assertion; hypotheses; hypothesis; postulate; premise; statement; thesis
avancer push forward
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
argumenter assert; contend; demonstrate altercate; argue; bicker; debate; discuss; dispute; do as if; feign; make trouble; pretend; quarrel; reason; sham; wrangle
avancer assert; contend; demonstrate advance; ascend; be going to; bring forward; bring in; bring in money; bring up; broach; broach a subject; climb; continue; cut into; do as if; express; express oneself; feign; forge ahead; forward; give expression to; go; go on; go onward; impersonate; improve; initiate; intimate; introduce; make a proposal; make head-way; make progress; march on; move; move on; move up; nominate; postulate; present; pretend; progress; prompt; propel; propose; push forward; put forward; put on the table; raise; reveal oneself; rise; sham; slide in front; speak; step onward; suggest; take it further; talk; to get promoted; utter; ventilate; walk
démontrer assert; contend; demonstrate demonstrate; expose; illustrate; justify; make your point; prove; show; show what you mean; verify; witness
- affirm; asseverate; aver; avow; insist; maintain; put forward; swan; swear; verify

Related Words for "assert":


Synonyms for "assert":


Related Definitions for "assert":

  1. assert to be true1
    • The letter asserts a free society1
  2. to declare or affirm solemnly and formally as true1
  3. state categorically1
  4. insist on having one's opinions and rights recognized1
    • Women should assert themselves more!1

Wiktionary Translations for assert:

assert
verb
  1. To maintain; to defend
assert
verb
  1. assurer, soutenir qu’une chose est vraie.
  2. Faire une assertion, faire l'assertion que.
  3. Affirmer, assurer, émettre une assertion.
  4. obliger quelqu’un par force, par violence ou par quelque grave considération, à faire quelque chose contre son gré.
  5. Traductions à trier suivant le sens

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
assert défendre; préconiser; professer verfechtenAuffassung, Meinung, Standpunkt und Anderes vehement vertreten; für etwas energisch eintreten