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affirmation

[af-er-mey-shuhn] / ˌæf ərˈmeɪ ʃən /


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“Tell yourself, ‘I’m enjoying tonight regardless,’ repeating positive affirmations to yourself, which can lower stress and cortisol levels.”

From Salon

He also probably doesn’t mind affirmation that his brainchild has been a success, that he knew better than the architectural establishment what “the ordinary people” wanted.

From Washington Post

She’d designed it over the weekend, stitching together a purple collage of cats and butterflies, flowers and affirmations.

From Washington Post

For the roughly three dozen lawmakers in the House Freedom Caucus, the fight over the nation’s fiscal health has doubled as an affirmation of their rapid political ascent.

From Washington Post

The book tells teachers that the classroom is one place where children “begin to see how they are represented in society” and that the classroom should be a place of “affirmation and healing.”

From Seattle Times