Synonyms for affirmed
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1. Affirmednoun

   thoroughbred that won the triple crown in 1978

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1. List of paraphrases for "affirmed":

   confirmed, asserted, reaffirmed, stated, claimed, assured, said, argued, contended, stressed, reiterated, upheld

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1. Jack Cummings:

   We bear no ill will toward the individual, his family, we pray for the best for all of them. CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP The actions of Jack Wilson , 71 and other armed churchgoers have drawn praise from some Texas lawmakers and gun-rights advocates. Texas officials hailed the states gun laws, including a measure enacted this year that affirmed the right of licensed handgun holders to carry a weapon inside places of worship unless a facility bans them. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on how licensed gun owners helped take down the shooter and save lives. In an exclusive interview Monday night on.

2. Jeff Anderson:

   Survivors now have a chance to have( their) voice heard, acknowledged, affirmed, believed, supported.

3. James Obergefell:

   Supreme Court scares the daylights out of me because many of the rights we enjoy -- especially the LGBTQ + community -- are based on unenumerated rights under the 14th Amendment, the right to privacy, and the belief that if The Constitution doesn't specifically in writing outline that right, i.e. the right to privacy, then all of those rights that have been affirmed for us that are based on the right to privacy under the 14th Amendment are at risk.

4. Mike Pompeo:

   Our nations must stand up for the rule of law and support the leader who the Venezuelan people have affirmed as their legitimate interim president.

5. Todd Blanche:

   As we have said from the time the district attorney announced charges against Mr. Manafort, this is a case that should never have been brought because the dismissed indictment is a clear violation of New York law, as the trial court held, and the Appellate Division affirmed, the people's arguments' all far short' of triggering an exception to double jeopardy that would justify this prosecution.