Thesaurus / aver
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It’s quietly common in amateur sports and, he avers, though most organizations ban or discourage it, marijuana use is also well-known in pro sports.
THE BENEFITS OF RUNNING HIGHTERRI SCHLICHENMEYERDECEMBER 28, 2021WASHINGTON BLADEThe first leg of that relay, Drabelle avers, was run by Frederick Law Olmsted — the same Olmsted who “magicked” the makeover of Central Park and other urban oases.
HOW DID OUR NATIONAL PARKS COME TO BE? A NEW BOOK EXPLORES THEIR ROCKY START.JOHN TALIAFERROOCTOBER 29, 2021WASHINGTON POSTNortham avers that he’s not a foodie, so he doesn’t view this as a tremendous hardship.
VIRGINIA’S NORTHAM COPES WITH WHAT COULD BE PERMANENT LOSS OF SMELL NEARLY EIGHT MONTHS AFTER COMING DOWN WITH COVID-19GREGORY S. SCHNEIDERMAY 14, 2021WASHINGTON POSTOther than her son, producer Jesse Huot, with whom she works, Cantor avers that Tharp “hasn’t really had long-term relationships or anything.”
THERE’S NO STOPPING TWYLA THARP, EVEN AS SHE APPROACHES 80PETER MARKSMARCH 18, 2021WASHINGTON POSTGriffin avers that the opposite proved to be the case — that because Folger is a center of imaginative investigation, her productions found a receptive audience inside the institution as well as among Washington-area theatergoers.
FOLGER THEATRE’S JANET GRIFFIN ANNOUNCES HER RETIREMENT AFTER DECADES OF DEVOTION TO SHAKESPEAREPETER MARKSJANUARY 27, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThose who have heard them on the stump aver that they never heard better speakers.
THE OLD PIKETHOMAS B. SEARIGHTThey aver that "the good spirit" Moora-Moora made a number of small black lizards, liked them, and promised them dominion.
MYTH, RITUAL, AND RELIGION, VOL. 1ANDREW LANGMen would say I spoke from spite, and perhaps some even might aver that I was myself the cause of my daughter's ruin.
THE LIFE OF THOMAS WANLESS, PEASANTALEXANDER JOHNSTONE WILSONThe aver-penny, or average-penny, was contributed towards the king's averages, or money given to be freed thereof.
THE MIRROR OF LITERATURE, AMUSEMENT, AND INSTRUCTION, NO. 472VARIOUSThe rustic aid-de-camps of the household used to aver that all fertilizing matters "leached" through it.
A MORTAL ANTIPATHYOLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, SR.WORDS RELATED TO AVER
- alleges
- articulates
- asserts
- avers
- blabs
- breaks silence
- chats
- chews
- communicates
- converses
- conveys
- declares
- delivers
- descants
- discourses
- drawls
- enunciates
- expatiates
- expresses
- gabs
- gases
- goes
- jaws
- lips
- makes known
- makes public
- modulates
- mouths
- mumbles
- murmurs
- mutters
- open one's mouth
- perorates
- pops off
- pronounces
- puts into words
- raps
- says
- shouts
- sounds
- speaks one's piece
- spiels
- spills
- states
- tells
- utters
- verbalizes
- vocalizes
- voices
- whispers
- yakkety-yaks
- yaks
- yammers
- affirm
- air
- articulate
- asseverate
- aver
- bring out
- chime in
- come out with
- deliver
- describe
- elucidate
- enounce
- enumerate
- enunciate
- explain
- expound
- express
- give
- give blow-by-blow
- give rundown
- interpret
- narrate
- pitch
- present
- pronounce
- propound
- put
- recite
- recount
- rehearse
- relate
- report
- say
- set forth
- speak
- specify
- spiel
- tell
- throw out
- utter
- vent
- ventilate
- voice
- affirms
- airs
- articulates
- asseverates
- avers
- brings out
- chime in
- comes out with
- delivers
- describes
- elucidates
- enounces
- enumerates
- enunciates
- explains
- expounds
- expresses
- give rundowns
- gives
- gives blow-by-blow
- interprets
- narrates
- pitches
- presents
- pronounces
- propounds
- puts
- recites
- recounts
- rehearses
- relates
- reports
- says
- sets forth
- speaks
- specifies
- spiels
- tells
- throws out
- utters
- ventilates
- vents
- voices
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