Assertive Vocabulary

adverb certainly or without doubt; definitely

• The results of the experiment will assuredly be published in a reputable scientific journal.
• I can assure you that the party will assuredly be a good time.
• She assuredly aced that test, no doubt about it.
• His dedication to his craft assuredly paid off in the end.

adjective free from doubt; certain

adverb without doubt; certainly

• The evidence presented in the case is doubtless and irrefutable.
• I'm doubtless going to ace this exam with all the studying I've done.
• She's doubtless the coolest person in our group.
• His dedication to his craft is doubtless a key factor in his success.

adverb doubtlessly is an adverb that means without any doubt or uncertainty

• His expertise in the field is doubtlessly unmatched.
• She is doubtlessly the best singer in our group.
• That movie is doubtlessly going to be a hit.
• The beauty of nature is doubtlessly awe-inspiring.

adjective giving emphasis or expressing something forcibly and clearly

• The speaker was emphatic in his denunciation of the government's policies.
• She was really emphatic about wanting to go to the concert.
• I'm telling you, he was emphatic AF about not going to the party.
• Her eyes were emphatic in conveying her disappointment.

verb to announce officially or publicly; declare boldly or openly

• The president will proclaim the new law in a public address tomorrow.
• She's going to proclaim her love for him at the party tonight.
• I'm gonna proclaim myself as the king of this game!
• The vibrant colors of the sunset seemed to proclaim the end of a beautiful day.

adjective showing firmness and determination

adverb in a way that shows determination and firmness

• She adamantly refused to sign the contract without further negotiation.
• He adamantly believes that he is always right.
• I'm adamantly against going to that party, it's going to be so boring.
• The tree stood adamantly in the face of the storm, refusing to be uprooted.