reaffirming
Declaring once more
Reaffirming is stating or establishing something again, especially a commitment, belief, or position that may have been questioned or weakened: The court ruling reaffirmed the right to free speech.
The word implies returning to or strengthening what was already declared: She kept reaffirming her love for him, but he remained doubtful.
Words meant to calm
- verificationProving something accurate
- endorsementFormal expression of support
- corroborationEvidence confirming another account
- acknowledgmentConfirmation of receipt
attestation · substantiation · authentication · ratification · testimony · evidence · proof · support
Binding promise given
- vowSolemn personal commitment
- renewalMaking current again
- dedicationWholehearted loyalty to purpose
- loyaltyFaithful commitment to another
allegiance · devotion · fidelity · promise · oath · covenant · bond · rededication
reassurance
Words meant to calm
- verificationProving something accurate
- endorsementFormal expression of support
- corroborationEvidence confirming another account
acknowledgment · attestation · substantiation · authentication · ratification · testimony · evidence · proof · support · backing
pledge
Binding promise given
- vowSolemn personal commitment
- renewalMaking current again
- dedicationWholehearted loyalty to purpose
loyalty · allegiance · devotion · fidelity · promise · oath · covenant · bond · rededication · recommitment
conviction
Firmly held belief
credo · doctrine · tenet · ideology · values · truth · worldview · creed · philosophy · stance
reaffirmingdenying
Refusing to acknowledge
refuting · contradicting · negating · repudiating · disavowing
reaffirmingundermining
Weakening by covert means
weakening · abandoning · eroding · undercutting · sabotaging
reaffirmingrenouncing
Formally abandoning a claim
recanting · retracting · reversing · revoking · withdrawing
confirm, affirm, confirmed, confirmation, affirmation, affirmative, confirming, unconfirmed, confirms