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The word "asseveration" was first used in English in the early 17th century. It is derived from the Latin verb "asseverare", which itself is a compound of the prefixes "ad-" and "severus".
"Ad-" conveys the idea of emphasizing or adding to something, while "severus" refers to something serious or intense. Thus, "asseverare" originally meant to "make serious" or "to assert solemnly."
Over time, the meaning of "asseveration" has evolved to refer specifically to a formal or emphatic statement of fact. It is often used in legal or academic contexts to emphasize the truth or importance of a particular assertion.
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