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afirmativo
/a.fiɾ.maˈti.βo/
affirmative
Su respuesta fue afirmativa.
His answer was affirmative.
formalinformal
Expressing agreement, approval, or confirmation; positive or yes.
El juez dio una respuesta afirmativa.
The judge gave an affirmative response.
Asintió con la cabeza de manera afirmativa.
He nodded affirmatively.
Often used in legal, formal, or official contexts to indicate a positive response.
Collocations
respuesta afirmativaaffirmative responsevoto afirmativoaffirmative votegestos afirmativosaffirmative gestures
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Pro Tip
Formal vs. Informal Use
In formal contexts, 'afirmativo' is often used in legal or official documents, while in informal settings, it can be used to express agreement in conversations.
Gold Rule
Legal Context
In legal documents, 'afirmativo' is used to confirm agreements or approvals, often in contrast to 'negativo'.
Word Origin
Derived from the Latin 'affirmativus', meaning 'affirming' or 'confirming'.
Usage Notes
Commonly used in legal documents, formal agreements, and official communications to indicate a positive or approving stance.
Word Breakdown
afirm-
affirm
root-ativo
relating to
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