Aver

usgb/əˈvɜːr/
verb

To say that something is true or real, especially with confidence.

The company avers that our new data protection practices comply with international standards.
Visual representation of "aver" - To say that something is true or real, especially with confidence

Often appears as...

  • aver that
  • aver one's belief

Usage tips

Formal

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Confidence Required

When using 'aver,' show confidence in the statement you're making.

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I must aver that I completed the work myself, without any help.
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Truth Assertion

'Aver' is about claiming truthfulness, not making a guess or assumption.

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The scientist averred that the data supported the theory.
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Formal Tone

Use 'aver' in formal or academic discussions rather than casual conversations.

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The historian averred that the document was authentic.
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