Affirmed

Swore it true

Affirmed is the past tense of affirm, meaning to state positively or declare as true: She affirmed her commitment to the project.

In legal contexts, to affirm is to uphold a lower court's decision: The appeals court affirmed the verdict.

Affirmed also means confirmed or validated: His success affirmed what we already knew about his talent.

confirmation

validated

Confirmed as true or acceptable

endorsed · corroborated · substantiated · attested · certified · authenticated · approved · seconded · supported · backed

spiritual

blessed

Receiving divine favor

devoted · committed · professed · ordained · vowed · dedicated · baptized · witnessed · testified · proclaimed

emotional

encouraged

Gave support and confidence

valued · empowered · strengthened · bolstered · heartened · inspired · validated · embraced · accepted · cherished

legal

upheld

Affirmed on review

decision · judgment · sustained · verdict · appeal · precedent · judicial · overturned · reversed · remanded

racehorse

Triple Crown

Three-event championship sweep

Belmont · Kentucky Derby · Preakness · jockey · champion · 1978 · racing · stallion · rivalry · track

Opposites
assertion/denial

Affirmeddenied

Refused or disavowed

negated · contradicted · refuted · rejected · disavowed

certainty/doubt

Affirmeddoubted

Lacked certainty about

questioned · challenged · contested · uncertain · unconfirmed

LEGAL/JUDICIAL DECISION (for court rulings)

Affirmedreversed

Flipped to opposite orientation

overturned · vacated · overruled · quashed · remanded

Phrases
Family

affirm, affirms, affirming, affirmation, affirmations, affirmative, affirmatively, reaffirm, reaffirms

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