affirmative
నిశ్చయాత్మక
definition
noun
he accepted her reply as an affirmative
a statement of agreement with an assertion or request.
adjective
an affirmative answer
agreeing with a statement or to a request.
exclamation
' Affirmative , sir,' responded the ship's tactical officer.
expressing agreement with a statement or request; yes.
translation of 'affirmative'
సకారాత్మకమైన
example
It seems to have been a case in which it was argued, or it would have to be argued, that the Council, because of its powers, had an 'affirmative' obligation to put up a sign here.
Nothing can move out of the task force without an 'affirmative' vote of its private-sector members.
The rule gives one point for an 'affirmative' answer to each question, and scores of 4 or 5 predict response to spinal manipulation.
On the other hand, as I have mentioned, a trend has emerged to give an 'affirmative' answer to the question ‘Should writing be studied?’
Despite his reservations, the answer is decidedly 'affirmative' .
Alongside the government we shall argue for an 'affirmative' vote, but we are entitled to expect the government to raise its game and to put the case with more passion and commitment than we have seen so far.
We never answer questions about special forces, but do not take that as an answer indicating an 'affirmative' .
A necessary extension of this idea is that there is no general 'affirmative' duty on the government to assure that private conduct conforms to a constitutional norm.
The present results provide an 'affirmative' answer to this question.
She was answered with an 'affirmative' from all quarters.
To the question of whether he would take tea or coffee his reply was a simple 'affirmative' .
Friends and colleagues speak of a man who rediscovers his serenity the day after a tantrum, asks whether he was foolish and nods quietly on hearing the 'affirmative' .
He raised his eyebrows, which Dan accepted as an 'affirmative' answer.
In general then, the relation of subject to predicate in a true 'affirmative' judgment is the relation of what is at least relatively indeterminate to what at least partially determines it.
Finally, in the original table there were only three cells in the relative clause 'affirmative' realized with default lexical tone.
The very fact that the statement is qualified implies or at least suggests an 'affirmative' answer.
The 'affirmative' answer was engineered, predetermined and deafening in its repetition.
Factors supporting an 'affirmative' interpretation center on two considerations: the nature of the memorial service and the content of the remarks.
There is little doubt that it would have been difficult to achieve progress against the deeply entrenched realities of caste without such 'affirmative' legal measures.
A deduction with an affirmative conclusion must have two 'affirmative' premises
The University not only has the right, but has the 'affirmative' duty to ensure the academic integrity of the degrees it grants, and requiring that qualified people are on doctoral defense committees is part of that duty.
It's a tricky problem, but I think I incline towards the 'affirmative' .
I want to re-emphasise once again the importance of the rapid classification measures through the 'affirmative' resolution procedures that were decided on in the amendment in 2003.
Every time there's an 'affirmative' answer, the volunteers ring a bell to spur one another on.
If any of the two terms of an 'affirmative' categorical is "empty", then the term in question refers to nothing.
Not everything demonstrable can be known by finding definitions, since all definitions are universal and 'affirmative' whereas some demonstrable propositions are negative.
Nods and 'affirmative' statements came from everyone in the room.
Then you will have to get an 'affirmative' answer.
Initially speechless, the Colonel quickly regained his composure and responded in a most emphatic 'affirmative' .
And I'm undecided as to whether golf is really a sport, but I'd tend towards the 'affirmative' .
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