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Reassert

usgb/ˌriːəˈsɜːrt/Volume
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Strength of AssertionPlay
Use 'reassert' when the original statement or control has been weakened or challenged. SlideAfter the disagreement, the manager needed to reassert his decisions to the team.
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Take Charge AgainPlay
'Reassert' often implies a person is taking back control or prominence they have lost. SlideThe captain had to reassert his leadership when the crew became disorganized.
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Emotional WeightPlay
Using 'reassert' may convey feelings of frustration or determination in regaining position. SlideShe reasserted her standpoint after being interrupted multiple times.