affirmance
Prononciation : [əˈfɜrməns]
Mot
Contexte : « legal »
(noun) a decision by a higher court to agree with and support the decision made by a lower court. It's like when one teacher thinks another teacher made the right choice in the classroom.
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The appellate court issued an affirmance of the lower court's ruling, confirming the original decision.
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The judge's ruling did not receive an affirmance from the higher court, so it was overturned.
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What does the affirmance from the court mean for the case?
Contexte : « support »
(noun) the act of confirming or supporting something. It's like when someone tells you they agree with your idea and think it's good.
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Her affirmance of my plan made me feel more confident about presenting it to the group.
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He did not offer any affirmance of her suggestion, making her doubt whether it was a good idea.
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Can you provide an affirmance to support my proposal during the meeting?
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