| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| claim with confidence | 4 letters | aver |
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| claim with confidence | 6 letters | assert |
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- Make an unequivocal statement
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- Express an opinion
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- State to wobble after leader deposed
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- declare emphatically
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- Hail Queen for State
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- A very incomplete state
- State in America – Vermont
- Maintain it's a very short text
- boldly state
- Vouch
- state for the record, legally
- Declare or assert
- Rant beginning to end? Say it's true!
- Road to Republican state
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- state is mean when lacking maturity
- Rave madly as you declare
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- Speak positively
- Some have renounced state
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- Assert confidently
- Rave (anag.)
- Positively declare
- Confess
- Expostulate
- Acknowledge
- Avow
- propound
- Declare answer extremely short
- Say confidently (anagram of "vera")
- Some have revolutionised state
- To assert or declare with confidence
- Declare a truth? Not half!
- State precisely
- State strongly with conviction
- Witness
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- State taking ages to establish means
- Maintain in YMCA verse to rave about
- Hold firmly
- declare with conviction
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- Assert firmly
- swear at a mad rave
- Attest that Vera is upset
- declare to be true rave [anag.]
- swear at a beaver that's not to be
- hold true
- Formally declare
- declare grave risks? not altogether!
- firmly declare
- Claim cogently
- Assert, declare
- assert in law