reaffirm

Declare once more

To reaffirm is to state or confirm something again, especially a commitment, belief, or position: The court reaffirmed its earlier ruling.

The word implies that the original statement still holds despite time passing or circumstances changing.

In bankruptcy law, to reaffirm a debt is to agree to remain responsible for paying it even after discharge.

confirm

verify

Confirm accuracy or truth

authenticate · certify · attest · endorse · ratify · uphold · vouch · acknowledge · testify · witness

commitment

pledge

Binding promise given

devotion · allegiance · loyalty · fidelity · steadfastness · resolve · determination · recommit · rededicate · renew

renewal

revitalize

Restore strength and vitality

rekindle · reinvigorate · refresh · resurrect · rebuild · reconnect · recommit · rededicate · revive · regenerate

belief

faith

Trust without proof

tenet · doctrine · ideology · values · worldview · stance · position · credo · philosophy · certainty

support

endorsement

Formal expression of support

championing · defense · approval · sanction · patronage · sponsorship · ally · stand with · uphold · bolster

Opposites
commitment/validity

reaffirmnullify

Make of no effect

revoke · rescind · renounce · retract · repudiate

certainty/confidence

reaffirmdoubt

Lack of firm belief

question · hedge · equivocate · vacillate · cast doubt on

validity/force

reaffirmnullify

Make of no effect

invalidate · annul · void · revoke · cancel

Family

reaffirmed, reaffirms, reaffirming, reaffirmation, reaffirmations

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