Affirm
Affirm verb - To state as a fact usually forcefully.
Think
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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It's later mentioned by one of the main characters that the word "Them" was a piece of brilliance: It becomes easier to put "Them" down if you don't think of them as anything and thus affirm their existence as former humans.
Source: Not Using the "Z" Word -
The continuation novel Think Tank by Roger Langley — unlicensed but published by the officially sanctions Prisoner Appreciation Society — is the only professionally published Prisoner story to outright affirm the trope by having No.
Source: A Man Is Not a Virgin
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