aver <Part prés averring; прош. вр., part passé averred> [брит. əˈvəː, америк. əˈvər] ГЛ. перех. офиц.
- aver
- affirmer (that que)
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He avers that to observe something, then to relate accurately what was just seen, is impossible.
en.wikipedia.org The surrounding community avers that increasing activity at an airport closely nested among residential communities is irresponsible.
en.wikipedia.org But the case was dismissed by the court saying the facts averred were inadequate for the court to appreciate and that it can not be entertained in its present form.
en.wikipedia.org The plaintiff and defendant both averred that they had received permission from the warden to claim the manure.
en.wikipedia.org The answer of the defendants contains a specific denial of the several allegations of the complaint, and as to that it avers their want of information and demands proof.
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