asseverate

She did not asseverate any more, nor even say she was innocent.

No one appeared to think it worth while to asseverate the fact, for it was self-evident.

He could asseverate with some justice, "I have never written an insincere note."

They lacked a definite opinion to entertain and a cry to asseverate.

It has more solemnity than declare, and more composure and dignity than asseverate, which is to assert excitedly.

"Wh-why, nobudy ever heard me talkin' things that's tol' in secret," Mike made haste to asseverate.

As to whether she was young, middle-aged or only well-preserved, no one was in a position to asseverate.

They asseverate with vehemence that in all the seven-and-thirty plays there is no such thing as a native woodnote wild.

And she was very glad also that he did not deign to asseverate that he had been ignorant of his half-sister's plight.

And I hereby do fully and freely declare and asseverate, that the Woods did not tremble to a kiss, and that the lovers did.