Pronunciation: /ˌæfərˈmeɪʃən/
noun a statement or declaration that something is true or valid
A1 I repeat positive affirmations to myself every morning.
A2 She wrote down daily affirmations to help boost her confidence.
B1 The therapist encouraged her to practice self-affirmations to improve her self-esteem.
B2 The athlete used affirmations to visualize success before each competition.
C1 The politician's speech was filled with affirmations of unity and progress.
C2 The author's book on self-affirmations became a bestseller worldwide.
adjective affirmative; positive
A1 I received an affirmation letter from my boss for a job well done.
A2 She gave me an affirmation nod to reassure me that everything was okay.
B1 The teacher's affirmation comments on my essay boosted my confidence.
B2 His affirmation attitude towards his employees created a positive work environment.
C1 The affirmation of his leadership skills by the board members led to his promotion.
C2 Her affirmation speech at the conference inspired many to pursue their dreams.
formal The judge asked for an affirmation from the witness before they could testify.
informal She gave a strong affirmation that she would be at the party.
slang I'm all about that affirmation life, you know?
figurative The blooming flowers were a beautiful affirmation of spring's arrival.
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