Synonyms for asserted
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1. assertedadjective

   confidently declared to be so

   "the asserted value of the painting"

   Antonyms:
   undeclared

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1. List of paraphrases for "asserted":

   affirmed, stated, argued, claimed, alleged, contended, confirmed, declared, invoked, said, testified, assured

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1. Raphael Warnock:

   North Carolina Rep.-elect Madison Cawthorn told Fox News in mid-December. North Carolina Rep.-elect Madison Cawthorn asserted that Raphael Warnock.

2. Kevin Byrnes:

   I don’t know how it got there, Byrnes said. I know that the DEA has never really, from my position, investigated that fact. They’ve simply asserted they get to get the phone back.

3. Memphis Police Chief Cerelyn Davis:

   So, you know, I would have to say that this video illustrates images that I've never seen in my career before perpetrated by police officers. You know, for me, it was beyond Rodney King. For me, it was beyond George Floyd. Just the manner in which these officers physically asserted themselves to Mr. Nichols. And even the aggression with language was appalling.

4. Larry Strickling:

   Free expression exists and flourishes online not because of perceived U.S. government oversight over the [domain name system], or because of any asserted special relationship that the United States has with ICANN, it exists and is protected when stakeholders work together to make decisions.

5. Judge Castel:

   Judge Castel's decision acknowledges what we have asserted from the beginning, that viewers of' When They See Us' believe that Defendants' utterly false and defamatory portrayal of Linda Fairstein as' a central villain' in' When They See Us' has a basis in truth, we are glad that Linda Fairstein now has the opportunity to pursue Linda Fairstein claims with respect to five critical scenes in the series that falsely depict Ms. Fairstein engaging in coercive and discriminatory conduct in order to build a case against innocent young men of color.