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    Afirmación (en. Affirmation)

    /a-fiɾ-ma-ˈsjon/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Statement that is presented as true or factual.
    The scientist's affirmation was supported by concrete data.
    La afirmación del científico fue respaldada por datos concretos.
    Proclamation of an opinion or belief.
    His affirmation about climate change was the subject of debate.
    Su afirmación sobre el cambio climático fue objeto de debate.
    Assent or acceptance of a fact or idea.
    The teacher's affirmation was well received by the students.
    La afirmación de la profesora fue bien recibida por los estudiantes.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'affirmatio', which means 'to affirm' or 'to make firm'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to have an affirmation
    To possess a statement or certainty about a topic.
    tener una afirmación
    affirmation of truth
    Proclamation that emphasizes the truth of something.
    afirmación de la verdad
    to make an affirmation
    To make a statement about a fact or belief.
    hacer una afirmación

    Related Words

    assertion
    Categorical affirmation of a fact.
    aseveración
    confirm
    Act of validating or reinforcing an affirmation.
    confirma
    denial
    Contrary to the affirmation, rejection of a fact.
    negación

    Slang Meanings

    To say something with confidence.
    When he says that, it's because he has a very strong affirmation.
    Cuando dice eso, es porque tiene una afirmación muy fuerte.
    To make a statement that cannot be refuted.
    That affirmation is so firm that no one dares to question it.
    Esa afirmación es tan firme que nadie se atreve a cuestionarla.