English III

assert

• declare firmly; insist upon; claim to be true

• unrelenting; refusing to be persuaded

• without sympathy; coldly

• the making of false statements with the intent to harm

adamant

• debate or argument

• shameless boldness

• unrelenting; refusing to be persuaded

• very strong disapproval

callously

• declare something is true; verify that something is true

• without sympathy; coldly

• unjust injury to someone's good reputation through the making of false statements

• show how to do something

calumny

• deciding or settling a question; final

• in a manner intended to make peace and bring about agreement

• debate or argument

• the making of false statements with the intent to harm

certify

• debate or argument

• declare something is true; verify that something is true

• shameless boldness

• deciding or settling a question; final

conciliatory

• debate or argument

• in a manner intended to make peace and bring about agreement

• very strong disapproval

• deciding or settling a question; final

condemnation

• declare firmly; insist upon; claim to be true

• to think

• very strong disapproval

• shameless boldness

defamation

• the making of false statements with the intent to harm

• to spread incorrect information about someone

• debate or argument

• unjust injury t o someone's good reputation through the making of false statements

definitive

• the end

• deciding or settling a question; final

• in a manner intended to make peace and bring about agreement

• the defining factor

disputation

• to insult

• without sympathy; coldly

• debate or argument

• to get mad