reassertion

[ree-uh-sur-shuhn]

noun

1. the act of asserting an opinion, intention, right, etc., again.

2. an assertion that has been made again; restatement.

Example Sentences

In today’s atmosphere of radical white reassertion, drawing attention to such an honor would risk the disappearance of that now award-winning story, which still lives — and educates the public — on executive branch servers.

From Salon

First and foremost, that requires a reassertion that she is in charge of this process.

From BBC

For Chestnut, the win was more than a comeback — it was a reassertion of dominance.

From Salon

This is a reassertion of dominance and control.

From Salon

Absent the American people suddenly waking up and refusing to elect dangerous crackpots to Congress, Brands’ pious wish for congressional reassertion of power is a non-starter.

From Salon