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v.有主动词 verb

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a·verred, a·ver·ring.
- : to assert or affirm with confidence; declare in a positive or peremptory manner.
- : Law. to allege as a fact.

Northam avers that he’s not a foodie, so he doesn’t view this as a tremendous hardship.
Other than her son, producer Jesse Huot, with whom she works, Cantor avers that Tharp “hasn’t really had long-term relationships or anything.”
Griffin 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.
Those who have heard them on the stump aver that they never heard better speakers.
They aver that "the good spirit" Moora-Moora made a number of small black lizards, liked them, and promised them dominion.
Men would say I spoke from spite, and perhaps some even might aver that I was myself the cause of my daughter's ruin.
The aver-penny, or average-penny, was contributed towards the king's averages, or money given to be freed thereof.
The rustic aid-de-camps of the household used to aver that all fertilizing matters "leached" through it.